The series of prints "The Divine Comedy" by Salvador Dalí is a masterpiece of surrealism. Created in the 1950s, Dalí interpreted Dante Alighieri's epic work through his unique visual language. The prints capture the narrative and symbolism of the original work with Dalí's distinctive imagination and style. His printmaking techniques included etching and drypoint, and his ability to create dreamlike, detailed images is highlighted in this series. "The Divine Comedy" represents the fusion of two creative geniuses and remains an iconic example of Dalí's graphic work.

Original Graphic Work by Salvador Dalí signed on plate