A signed and numbered 64/300 loose print entitled "Archaeological Reminiscence of Millet's Angelus", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1979. The piece portrays a bleak landscape featuring two almost symmetrical brick statues with the only greenery in sight; two sets of humans stand below, staring upwards. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; includes a Certificate of Appraisal with artwork information and value from C.A.G. Fine Arts. Measures approximately 36" x 25.5".

A signed and numbered 9/300 loose print entitled "Searching for the Fourth Dimension", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1979. The piece is a classic Dalí artwork featuring his melting clock technique, along with abstract human figures, all on a sparse landscape. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 22" x 30".

A signed and numbered CXXX/CXCV loose print entitled "Homage to Venice", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1975. The piece represents the Basilica San Marco and Campanile as situated in Saint Mark's Square in Venice, Italy. . Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 27.5" x 39" .

A signed and numbered 127/300 loose print entitled "Les Envahisseurs", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1980. The piece portrays a stallion and six nude figures and statues in soft pastel colors, mid movement, what looks like an altercation but possibly a dance. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 21.5".

A signed and numbered 132/225 loose print entitled "Bullfighter & Butterflies", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1972. The piece portrays the relationship of a bull and fighter, the fighter waving his cloak in a swooping arch, his body stamped with butterflies while his hat depicts a death head moth. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 29.5" x 21.5".

Limited Edition Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) abstract nude-esque bronze sculpture c.1971, numbered 6/100. Piece is titled Earth Mother (Maternite), representing Artemis, the Goddess of Fertility, depicting a nurturing woman-like figure with a mechanism protruding from her forehead, grouping of nodules along chest and stomach, and Dali's classic "Melting Clock" imagery on her right shoulder. Piece is signed on lower hip area; it rests, but is not fully secured, on a solid dark marble base with white and grey veins throughout. Sculpture comes with paperwork dated 1998, including an invoice, brochure photographs, and C.A.G. Fine Arts Certificate of Appraisal, showing a 1998 appraisal value of $15,000. It measures approximately 6.75" x 5.5" x 15" tall.

Patinated bronze sculpture by artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989), titled "Trajan "or "Trajano a Caballo (Trajan on Horseback)". Piece depicts Trajan, the Roman emperor from AD 98 to 117, remembered as the second of the Five Good Emperors of the Nerva-Antonine Dynasty, on his mighty steed with his arm raised in salute, shrouded in a billowing cape, the bottom edge of which is signed by the artist. "Trajan" is part of the Clot Collection, an approximately forty-four sculpture assemblage created by Dalí between the late 1960s and early 1980s at his home in Port Lligat, Spain, while sitting by his swimming pool, modelling malleable wax in the hot sun. Once finished, the wax sculptures were taken to the bronze foundry Diejasa, ran by friend Isidro Clot, hence the name The Clot Collection. From the deluxe edition of 375, the sculpture is numbered D-18-375 on the underbelly of the horse. Mounted on a rectangular green marble base, it measures approximately 6.5" x 4.5" x 8" tall.

A signed and numbered 141/300 loose print entitled "The Hand. The Remorse of Conscience", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1930. The piece is a classic Dalí artwork consisting of assorted abstract images, the main focal point being the comically large hand of a character seated on a scrolling pedestal. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 20.75" x 28.25".

A signed loose Épreuve d'Artiste (EA) entitled "Philosopher Illuminated by the Light of the Moon and the Setting Sun", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1939. The piece is a classic Dalí artwork portraying a busy landscape of abstract images, the main focal point being a human-like figure resting on its side . Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 22" x 30".

Patinated bronze sculpture by artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1974, numbered D-36-375 and signed in cast. Piece is titled "Christ de Saint Jean de la Croix" or "Christ of St. John on the Cross", depicting an imposing crucified Christ, balancing on the head of a spiked nail, embedded in a pyramid of stones. "Christ de Saint Jean de la Croix" is part of the Clot Collection, an approximately forty-four sculpture assemblage created by Dalí between the late 1960s and early 1980s at his home in Port Lligat, Spain, while sitting by his swimming pool, modelling malleable wax in the hot sun. Once finished, the wax sculptures were taken to the bronze foundry Diejasa, ran by friend Isidro Clot, hence the name The Clot Collection. "Christ de Saint Jean de la Croix" is mounted on a dark marble base with green veins running throughout. It measures approximately 6" x 6" x 15" tall.

A signed and numbered 12/300 loose print entitled "Dalí's Hand Drawing Back the Golden Fleece in the Form of a Cloud to Show Gala the Dawn, Completely Nude, Very, Very Far Away Behind the Sun", originally executed by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1977. The piece is a portrayal of a nude figure rising from a sunrise, surrounded by building and arches on the left and right, with boats in the water below. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 22".

A signed loose Épreuve d'Artiste (EA) entitled "The Aura of Cervantes", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1957. The piece Is one of Dalí’s most bright and vivid artworks, the title relating to Miguel de Cervantes (Spain, 1547-1616) the writer of Don Quixote, who was badly wounded at the Battle of Lepanto while serving in the Spanish Navy Infantry; Dalís artwork possibly depicting some of those details including blood splatters, bullet holes and rows of what could be soldiers in the background. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Measures approximately 30" x 21".

A signed and numbered 119/300 loose print entitled "The Grape Pickers: Bacchus's Chariot", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1953. The piece is a classic Dalí artwork consisting of assorted abstract images, the most well known being the stork-legged elephant in the background, the foreground depicting a chariot with an almost carousel-like array of characters. Numbered lower left and signed lower right. Matted and framed under glass with some marks and scuffs as photographed. Measures approximately 27.25" x 31.25" overall.

A twin walrus head sculpture crafted from fossilized whale bone, walrus tusk, and baleen; with fabulous balanced construction, the sculpture stands upright on its rather small footprint. Piece is initialed "QAY" on the side for the prominent Gambell, Alaska carver Ron Apangalook (shortened from his Yup'ik name Qaygeghutkaq). Measures approximately 8.25" x 9" x 5" tall.

An Iñupiaq baleen basket by the Point Hope based artist, James Omnik (b.1970). The basket features a carved walrus tusk finial in the form of a polar bear, and double charger base of the same material, signed on the inside by the artist. Measures approximately 3.75" in diameter x 4.5" tall.

A walrus tusk diorama of a polar bear facing off with a walrus cow, the walrus calf within the polar bear's front paws. Accented with scrimshaw, the piece measures approximately 7" x 1.5" x 3" tall.

A trio of Alaska Native baskets includes one of spruce root Northwest Coast open topped basket with false embroidered polychrome design, plus two Yup'ik coiled grass baskets in the shape of a flat-lidded teacup with braided handle, and a tall lidded storage basket with finial knob. Largest measures approximately 1.5" in diameter 2.75" tall.

Two dioramas each feature walrus tusk hunters accented with black and red paint, one dragging his seal prey behind him, the other pointing a baleen and tusk harpoon at an aggressive polar bear. Both are mounted upon lengths of walrus tusk; one has loose tools as shown. Largest measures approximately 4.75" x 1.5" x 3" tall.

A signed and numbered 21/145 loose print entitled "Tete de Veau", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1967. The piece is an abstract portrait of a calf's head on a emaciated broken body; featuring gold speckled details throughout. Numbered lower left and signed lower right; title also indicated en verso. Matted and framed, it measures approximately 28.25" x 23.25" overall.

A signed loose print entitled "L'Incantation", by late painter and surrealist artist Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) c.1969. The piece is a depiction of a nude woman next to a humanoid figure, a few bones scattered on the landscape. Signed lower right and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. Matted and framed with some surface wear as photographed. it measures approximately 20.75" x 16.25" overall.