Salvador Dali (After); "Sagittarius" - Zodiac Suite streetart an assembled vision of Pop

an assembled vision of Pop and European abstraction

museum-grade statement piece that perfectly bridges the gap between 1960s grit and high-fashion glamour

Morning Limited Edition

The sheet does show some creasing and wear but will still make a great display piece

he has become synonymous with pristine images of falling waterfalls

Salvador Dali (After); "Sagittarius" - Zodiac Suite streetart an assembled vision of PopSalvador Dal was quite superstitious. As a young man, he carried a talisman to ward off evil spirits, and believed he was the reincarnation of his dead older brother. In an interview Dal claimed that the Spanish, in general, were a superstitious nation. At the same time, he was also known for following trends and making use of them or two in order to make a quick buck. The profit driven side of Dal led him to create these illustrations of the Zodiac