Salvador Dalí: The Second Cornice, Purgatory Canto 13, The Divine Comedy ferry from original art by Cameron

from original art by Cameron Stewart

His father owned illegal bordellos and nightclubs the influence of a youth spent in such places is manifestly evident in his work

Inspired by Miró's personal experiences during Catalonia’s fight for freedom following the Spanish civil war of 1936-39

Dimensions: Approximately 8" x 10"

Foret's Alternate Title: Avarice et Prodigalité (Avarice and Extravagance)

Salvador Dalí: The Second Cornice, Purgatory Canto 13, The Divine Comedy ferry from original art by CameronLe Purgatoire, Canto 13 Dante's Divine Comedy Illustrated by Salvador Dal This woodcut lithograph is from what is considered Salvador Dals most ambitious project, Dantes The Divine Comedy. Originally commissioned by the Italian government to celebrate the 700th anniversary of Dantes birth, the project was eventually abandoned by the Italians, Dali pressed forward over a ten year period to paint 100 original watercolors illustrating the epic poem and