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| Image | Last Sale Date | Title | Edition No. | Last Sale | Last Sale Auction House | Last Sale Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 24, 2020 | VÉNUS SPATIALE | 142 | Tajan | Paris | |||
sculpture
63 cm (24.8 in)
Bronze with brown and gilted patina
signed and numbered with foundry mark
Private collection, Switzerland.
A certificate of authenticity will be given to the purchaser.
"Just as he has apology for the Modern Style and the erotic load of this art where stones shudder, where ornaments wind and tend impudently, where, under the balconies, bloom strange figures of women to the body of lianas, Dali praised Meissonnier, a maniac of applied precision and B. Inspired by these various techniques, he painted his mental universe, cynically exploiting dreams and imaginations that are pure psychiatric matter. Hence these paranoid forms where the principle of identity is exhausted and resigns and which take up the mythological dream of double monsters, these anamorphic objects, these cannibalistic objects which end with irresistible needs to bite, these liquid desires and so many phantasms where the universal soul is exhaled with delirium. Art has become exhibitionism. He reveals the evil from which the total unconscious suffers in his incessant work, in his tears and his conflicts, his productions of images, his dreams, his fantasies, his speeches."
Jean Cassou, “Dadaism and Surrealism”, in L’Amour de l’art, January 1934, p. 340.
ƒ SALVADOR DALÍ (1904-1989)
VÉNUS SPATIALE, 1984
Bronze de patine brune et dorée
Signed and numbered ‘142/350" avec le cachet du fondeur ‘Venturi Arte"
Bronze with brown and gilted patina; signed and numbered with foundry mark
63 cm - 24 3/4 IN.
