Salvador DALI - Lot 109

Salvador DALI Scarab Costumes: Mimetic costume for the cover of The New Yorker for the year 2000, 1971 Salvador DALI (1904-1989) Scarab Costumes: Mimetic costume for the cover of The New Yorker 2000, 1971 Original color lithograph (atelier Desjobert) Signed in the plate Justified "offert par Scabal" in the plate (Maison Scabal is a fashion label for made-to-measure suits) On Japan paper 65 x 50 cm REFERENCES :Catalogue raisonné Field #71-7 G INFORMATION: This lithograph is part of the "Scarab Costumes" series created by the artist for the launch of the new 1971 Scarab Paris collection by Maison Scabal. A very rare edition with an announced print run of 75 copies, plus a few proofs, unnumbered. It seems that the edition was not completely realized and that only a few proofs were printed for collaborators. Very good condition, minor handling marks-very rare and sought-after sheet. This description has been translated automatically: Salvador DALI (1904-1989) Scarab Costumes: Mimetic Costume for the Cover of the New Yorker of the Year 2000, 1971 Original color lithograph (Desjobert workshop) Signed in the plate Justified "offert par Scabal" in the plate (Maison Scabal is a custom-made costume fashion brand) On Japanese paper 65 x 50 cm REFERENCES: Field catalog raisonné #71-7 G INFORMATION: This lithograph is part of the "Scarab Costumes" series created by the artist for the launch of the new Scarab Paris collection in 1971 by Maison Scabal. Very rare edition with an announced print run of 75 copies, plus a few proofs, not numbered. It seems that the edition was not completely completed and that only a few proofs were printed for collaborators. Very good condition, minor handling marks - Very rare and sought after board