Title: Cubist Angel (Cubist Angel), 1983
Edition: 70/990
Technique: bronze, gold patina
Dimensions: 56 x 19 x 11 cm
Signed and numbered "Dali 70/990"
Foundry stamp Kunstguss Strehle
Edition: Rom y Rom, Heidelberg
The sculpture "Cubist Angel" by Salvador Dali was created in collaboration with Rudolf Rom. It was made using the lost wax technique ("à cire perdue"). After the work was completed, the molds were destroyed. The sculpture , finished with a golden patina, stands on a cubic frame. Signed by Dali, with the number 70/990 and the stamp of the Kunstguss Strehle foundry. The Cubist Angel was released in a strict and exclusive limited edition of 990 pieces worldwide.
The visualization of the sculpture indoors is for illustrative purposes only and does not constitute a commercial offer.
References:
Dalí: The Hard and the Soft, Sculptures & Objects. Eccart, Ref 385 pg. 149.
