After Salvador Dali Print on Arches France Paper

After Salvador Dali print believed to have originated from the estate of artist and printer Jorge Dumas, proprietor of Atelier Dumas, New York, N.Y. Measures 29.625 in. x 21.75 sheet size. Signed in p

After Salvador Dali print believed to have originated from the estate of artist and printer Jorge Dumas, proprietor of Atelier Dumas, New York, N.Y. Measures 22.5 in. x 18 in. image size and 29.125 in

After Salvador Dali print believed to have originated from the estate of artist and printer Jorge Dumas, proprietor of Atelier Dumas, New York, N.Y. on Arches France paper with NO infinity symbol. Mea

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) lithograph on Arches France paper titled "La Pecheau Thon" (Tuna Fishing), pencil signed lower right and numbered lower left "I85/175," 1972. Unframed. Provenance: P

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) lithograph on Arches France paper titled "La Pecheau Thon," pencil signed and numbered "I86/175," 1972. Provenance: Phyllis Lucas Gallery, NYC. [21 1/2" H x 29" W].

ORIGINAL 1968 hand signed in pencil lithograph on right corner then sign on left corner H.C. ITS ON arches France paper water mark Salvador Dali TELEPHONE IN THE DESERT size of piece is 25.75" by 21.5

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) colored engraving with nice plate strike on Arches France paper titled "Mort de Cleopatre" (The Death of Cleopatra), pencil signed lower right and numbered lower lef

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) colored engraving with nice plate strike on Arches France paper titled "Mort de Cleopatre" (The Death of Cleopatra), pencil signed and numbered "204/325," 1972. Prov

After Salvador Dali (France, Spain 1904 - 1989) print. Signed in pencil lower right. Watermark 'Arches France' with infinity symbol in upper left of sheet. Measures 23-in. x 18-in. image size, 29.5-in

LINCOLN IN DALIVISION (Field 77-1, page 118), 1977, color lithograph with embossing and gray-blue etching on Arches France watermarked paper, signed and numbered E 177/350 in pencil, published by Levi

MIXED MEDIA PRINT ON ARCHES PAPER H 24", W 15", FLOWERS A mixed media print on Arches paper bearing a resemblance to a work by Salvador Dali. Having a spurious signature in the lower right. Numbered 2

Original etching on Velin Arches paper. Referenced. in Field #69-1 (p. 50-51) ; Michler & Lopsinger #298 to #318. Edition size: 237/293. Ones of the 190 prints on Arches paper. Dimensions: + Size of t

Original etching on Velin Arches paper. Referenced. in Field #69-1 (p. 50-51) ; Michler & Lopsinger #298 to #318. Edition size: 237/293. Ones of the 190 prints on Arches paper. Dimensions: + Size of t

(Spanish, 1904-1989) [Le téléphone], for [Hommage à Leonardo da Vinci] (F. 75-8 I). 1975, edition 154/450, signed lower right "Dali", color etching on Arches paper "Arches/France" watermark, 20 x 1

SALVADOR DALI (Spanish 1904-1989) A PRINT, "Homage a Cranach," CIRCA 1971, offset lithograph on Arches paper, signed in pencil in margin L/R, "Dalí," special edition number, "A 61/175," sheet: 29

SALVADOR DALI (Spanish 1904-1989) A PORTFOLIO OF SIX PRINTS, "La Jungle Humaine," 1976, the complete suite of six color lithographs on Arches wove paper, each signed in pencil L/R, "Dali," and numbere

Salvador Dali (France/Spain: 1904 - 1989) woodblock print in colours on paper titled "The Neglectful". From the "Divine Comedy" series. Circa: 1964. Facsimile signed and stamped to verso. Sheet: 10-1/

Salvador Dali (France/Spain: 1904 - 1989) This woodcut print is one of 101 different images created by Dali to commemorate the 700th Anniversary of Dante Alighieri's birth. Dante, author of the Divine

Salvador Dali (SPANISH / FRANCE, 1904 - 1989) original color lithographic print on paper from the "Les Diner de Gala" collection. Pencil signed to lower right and numbered 5/395 to lower left. Mounted

Salvador Dali France / Spain (1904-1989) Two Nudes from Song of Songs of Solomon Etching in Color with Gold Leaf on Arches Paper Pencil signed and inscribed E.A. (Edition Aside). Biography from Finear

SALVADOR DALI, (Spain/France, 1904-1989), FAUBOURG SAINT HONORE-Festival De Vitrines-16 Mai-30 Mai, 1968. Serigraph (screenprint) on Arches Paper, 25 inches x 19 ½ inches (sheet), with no margins, as

Salvador Dali (France/Spain: 1904 - 1989) lithograph in colours on Arches paper titled "The Golden Age From The Cycle of Don Quixote". Nears pencil signature to lower right. Edition: 72/300. Sheet: 34

Salvador Dali after Lithograph 188 of 199 measures 29.5 by 21.75 Arches Paper Blind Stamp Seal

Salvador Dali print on watermarked, embossed paper. Approx. 24 x 27