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Salvador Dali,Les Bouches – Papillons Surréalistes (1972) - Lithograph in colors

Salvador Dali - Les Bouches – Papillons Surréalistes (1972)

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Les Bouches – Papillons Surréalistes (1972)

Artist: Salvador Dalí (1904–1989)
Medium: Lithograph in colors
Dimensions: 65.3 × 50.5 cm
Edition: 350
Signature: Hand-signed and numbered
Literature: Michler & Löpsinger 1384

Description: Les Bouches – Papillons Surréalistes (1972) is a colorful and emblematic lithograph by Salvador Dalí, showcasing the artist’s fascination with metamorphosis, sensuality, and surreal transformation. The composition merges lips and butterflies — two recurring motifs in Dalí’s iconography — to evoke themes of desire and dreamlike beauty. Created in 1972, this lithograph is hand-signed and numbered from an edition of 350, and is catalogued in Michler & Löpsinger1384. The work exemplifies Dalí’s mastery of surreal imagery and chromatic intensity during his mature period.

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FAQ

Is this an original Salvador Dalí edition?
Yes. Les Bouches – Papillons Surréalistes (1972) is an original color lithograph created during Dalí’s mature period and published in a limited edition of 350. It is an authorized, estate-recognized work.

Is the artwork hand-signed by Dalí?
Yes. Each impression is individually hand-signed by Salvador Dalí in pencil and numbered.

Is the work listed in the catalogue raisonné?
Yes. The lithograph is fully documented in Michler & Löpsinger 1384, the definitive catalogue raisonné of Dalí’s graphic works.

What is the edition size?
The edition consists of 350 numbered impressions, making it a relatively scarce and desirable lithograph from this period.

What printing technique was used?
This artwork is a color lithograph, showcasing Dalí’s vibrant chromatic palette and surreal iconography. Lithography allowed Dalí to achieve smooth gradients, rich hues, and delicate transitions.

What themes does this work explore?
The composition merges lips and butterflies, two recurring symbols in Dalí’s universe, evoking themes of:

  • Metamorphosis

  • Sensuality

  • Transformation

  • Dream imagery

It is a quintessential example of Dalí’s surrealist language.

Does the piece come with a certificate of authenticity?
Yes. The work is delivered with full documentation and a certificate of authenticity.

Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We offer:
✔ Worldwide shipping from France
✔ Full insurance
✔ Professional, secure packaging
✔ Tracking number included

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