Salvador Dalí: Manto, Hell Canto 22, The Divine Comedy western confident lines and subtle tonal

confident lines and subtle tonal washes reflects the artist's post-war "joie de vivre

and partially abstract objects are seen in many platforms in multimedia from engravings and ceramic pieces to large bronze installations as well as print making

Medium: Lithograph

Framing Included

Salvador Dalí: Manto, Hell Canto 22, The Divine Comedy western confident lines and subtle tonalL'Enfer, Canto 22 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 finally