Drypoint etching from 1975.
The edition of 89/249.
Dimensions of sheet: 18.9 x 13.8 in (48 x 35 cm)
Dimensions in frame: 24.4 x 20.5 in (62 x 52 cm)
Hand signed.
Publisher: Oeuvres Graphiques Contemporaines/Pamela Verlag, Paris.
Printer: Atelier Viglino/ Atelier Taille Douce, Paris.
Reference: Field 75-9 K; Michler/Löpsinger 788
The work is in Excellent condition.
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The Pass of Gadalore suggests a threshold within the Arthurian journey, a place where passage itself becomes a test of courage and resolve. Dalí approaches the episode through drypoint, using a crisp yet expressive line to create an image that feels both narrative and psychologically charged. Executed in 1975, this impression is numbered 89/249 and hand signed by the artist. The sheet measures 18.9 x 13.8 inches (48 x 35 cm), with framed dimensions of 24.4 x 20.5 inches (62 x 52 cm). It was published by Oeuvres Graphiques Contemporaines/Pamela Verlag, Paris, and printed by Atelier Viglino/Atelier Taille Douce, Paris. The work is recorded as Field 75-9 K and Michler/Löpsinger 788. Preserved in excellent condition, it is a carefully documented example of Dalí’s sustained interest in myth, literature, and the expressive possibilities of the printed line.
