A signed and numbered 131/300 loose print entitled "The Angel of Port Lligat", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1952. The piece is one of many where Dalí has painted his wife and muse Gala as a central character, here an angel or divine messenger kneeling next to a beached boat, looking upwards at the dark clouds where light has started to shine down. Numbered lower left and signed lower right a blemish is visible en verso. Measures approximately 20.75" x 29.25".

A signed and numbered 1/300 loose print entitled "The Golden Age (Don Quixote)", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1957. The piece illustrates a busy scene depicting many characters and human figures in the background along with trees, mountains and structures with the title character, Don Quixote, in the foreground. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 22" x 30".

A signed and numbered 147/225 loose print entitled "Combat de Cavaliers", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1971. The piece depicts an arena with two men on horseback racing towards each other, shields and spears drawn, background littered with fallen fighters. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 21.25" x 29.75".

A signed and numbered 155/300 loose print entitled "The Spectre of Sex Appeal", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1934. The piece portrays an abstract image of an almost human-like figure, held aloft by canes and partially sprawled on a rocky beach, a small child looking on. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 29.75" x 21.5".

A signed and numbered 18/300 loose print from the Anamorphoses Series entitled "Lys", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1972. The piece portrays what appears to be an abstract vessel-like image, but as part of Dalís five lithograph set titled The Anamorphoses Portfolio, published in 1972, there is more than what meets the eye. Lys appears as a full image, following Dalís instructions: when a print is placed flat on a table with a cylindrical mirror about 3″ in diameter at a specific spot, a new image appears in the cylinder.” Piece is an optical allusions, used by Dalí to conceal "secret" or "forbidden" images in plain sight, with this particular piece revealing male anatomy. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; bottom corners have creases as shown. Measures approximately 34.5" x 23.75".

A signed and numbered 222/250 loose print entitled "Explosive Madonna", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1951. The piece depicts abstract fragments, coming together to form the Lady Madonna, holding a bible or scripture along with a childlike figure on her hip, likely baby Jesus. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; small creases in the lower corners are visible as shown. Measures approximately 29.75" x 21.5".

A signed and numbered 19/300 loose print entitled "Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1944. The piece is a classic Dalí image, depicting an array of animals, some abstract in nature, with a nude human figure as the main focal point . Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 34.75" x 24.25".

A signed and numbered 101/300 loose print entitled "Apparition of My Cousin Carolinetta on the Beach at Rosas", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1933. The piece depicts an assortment of figures including a rearing stallion, a sailboat, and a simple sun sketch surrounding a woman next to an abandoned boat featuring a deep green tree sprouting from the wreckage. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 22".

A signed loose Épreuve d'Artiste (EA) entitled "Eternal Angel", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1982-83. The piece portrays an angel descended from heaven rising above a pair of humans reaching upward, seemingly asking for comfort or aid. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; embossed logo lower left. Measures approximately 29.75" x 21.75".

A signed and numbered 29/300 loose print entitled "Hallucinogenic Toreador", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1968-70. The piece portrays a busy abstract scene with various human-esque figures with their shadows, flora and fauna, and many more unidentifiable characters. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Measures approximately 29.75" x 22".

A signed and numbered 184/250 loose print entitled "Monument to the Ideal Doctor", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1973. The piece portrays a busy mix of characters including a human sitting atop a stone structure with a caduceus or staff of Hermes on their chest, likely a doctor or healer, with other figures below, one raising her child upwards, two holding canes, and others. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 29.5" x 21.75".

A signed and numbered 101/300 loose print entitled "Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1940. The piece is a portrayal of a slave market, a woman watches on with characters forming the face of French Rationalist writer and philosopher Voltaire, appearing to be positioned on a bust. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 21.25" x 29.5".

A signed and numbered 131/300 loose print entitled "Don Quixote of La Mancha", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1957. The piece depicts a curved line sketch of the character Don Quixote with shield and spear; a smaller, more detailed illustration in lower right corner. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 29.75" x 21.75".

A signed and numbered 11/20 Hors d'Commerce (HC) entitled "Christmas Noel", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1946. The piece depicts a partially symmetrical scene, consisting of two halves of a face with an arched outline, topped with winter trees. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; thumbprint and number 9557109 are shown en verso. Measures approximately 30" x 21.25".

A signed loose Épreuve d'Artiste (EA) entitled "The Temptation of St. Anthony", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1946. The piece is one of Dalí’s most recognized pieces featuring a nude kneeling Saint Anthony with his temptations lined up in front of him on stork-legged elephants including naked women, architecture, and the forward most animal being a horse with reverse hooves, symbolizing Satan. Numbered lower left and signed lower right, with embossed signature and a small blemish near the top as shown. Measures approximately 21.75" x 29.75".

A signed and numbered 30/300 loose print entitled "Leda Atomica", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1949. The piece a classic Dalí image consisting of assorted characters, the main focal point being a nude woman stepping on pedestals and shelves, partially encircled by a flying swan. Numbered lower left and signed lower right with embossed signature as shown. Measures approximately 30" x 21.75".

A signed and numbered 22/250 loose print entitled "St. Georges et le Dragon", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1974. The piece is a portrayal of Saint George on his mighty steed slaying a dragon; piece featuring pops of color to draw the eye towards the dragon's death. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 21.5" x 30".

A signed loose Épreuve d'Artiste (EA) entitled "Venus de la Constelaciones con Picador", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1975. The piece portrays a sketch of a nude figure: Venus of the Constellations, large and imposing in the foreground, featuring a smaller sketch of a picador, or bullfighter, on horseback in the background. Piece is littered with small speckles, possibly representing the stars. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 22".

A signed loose Épreuve d'Artiste (EA) entitled "Time and Space", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1973. The piece portrays a classic Dalí symbol which he is well known for - the melting clock, each hour depicting a smaller version of some of his other notable works. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 35" x 23.5".

A signed and numbered 206/300 loose print entitled "The Apotheosis of Homer", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1944-45. The piece a classic Dalí image composed of a busy array of abstract characters consisting of nude women, etched stone, rearing white stallions, the sea in the background along with other unidentifiable objects. Numbered lower left and signed lower right, plus embossed signature as shown. Measures approximately 24.25" x 35.75".