Color 24.5 x 35 print for a Dali exhibit entitled Changes at the Knoedler Gallery and featuring an image of Dali’s famous work The Persistence of Time, signed in the border in black ink, Dali 79. "Some scattered light foxing, a bit heavier to top edge, mild edge creasing, and a vertical crease to top border, otherwise fine condition.

Original artwork on piece of cream paper, 7x9", a flamboyant design in bold blue ink, embodying a leaf and his signature. Clip to top right corner which does not affect the signature, paper headed by typed inscription 'THE SECRET LIFE OF SALVADOR DALI'. On Dali’s personality, George Orwell wrote in an essay that 'One ought to be able to hold in one's head simultaneously the two facts that Dali is a good draughtsman and a disgusting human being. The one does not invalidate or, in a sense, affect the other.'

Salvador Dali Dry Point Etching Signed. One page, 11" x 15", n.d. The untitled, limited edition, dry point etching is of Hermes, the messenger god of Greek mythology. Dali, a Spanish born painter and printmaker, also worked in film, sculpture, and photography. He is best known for the striking and bizarre images in his surrealist work. Boldly signed and numbered in graphite "Dali" below right corner of image; "85/150" below left corner of image. Minute foxing, peripheral mat burns, and three slight areas of mounting tape residue, else excellent.

Limited edition color lithograph, "Persistence of Memory", 21x29.25", 1965, signed in pencil at lower right "Dali."