Artist: Salvador Dalí (1904-1989)
Title: The Knight (1976)
Medium and support: Lithograph on Arches Vélin paper
The work is part of the portfolio "La Jungle Humaine" (The Human Jungle), from 1976.
Edition: 162/250
Signed lower right
Dimensions: 48 x 65 cm
Dimensions with frame: 65 x 82 cm
Provenance: Certified origin, the invoice commits the gallery's responsibility for the authenticity of the work
This lithograph is part of the stained glass series and, within this series, the "Human Jungle" theme, which is composed of 6 lithographs.
The titles of these lithographs are: The Giraffe on Fire - The Elephant with Stork Legs - The Swallow - The Knight - The Fish - The Virgin and the Rhinoceros. In this series, Dalí's symbolism invites us to introspection and understanding of the psychic forces of the unconscious.
Salvador Dalí (1904–1989) was one of the most famous Surrealist painters. Born in Figueres, Catalonia, he developed a visionary and provocative style, characterized by dreamlike imagery, psychological symbols, and extremely precise technique. Among his most famous works is "The Persistence of Memory," with its iconic melting clocks. He was also a writer, sculptor, and stage designer, becoming one of the most recognizable artistic figures of the 20th century.
