Salvador Dalí's engraving style is distinguished by its ability to fuse technical meticulousness with surrealist imagination. He used etching and drypoint techniques to create detailed, richly textured prints.

His graphic works often feature surreal elements such as soft clocks, dreamlike figures, and strange landscapes. Attention to detail and technical precision combine with visual experimentation, allowing him to create haunting and evocative images. The color palette in his prints can be both vibrant and somber, adding an additional element of intrigue to his compositions.

Graphic work signed and numbered by Salvador Dalí.