15th - 20th Cent. Masters
Salvador Dalí
Tristan and Isolde
Artist:
Salvador Dalí
Year:
1970
FRAMED Dimensions:
31" x 35"
Medium:
Engraving with color
SIGNED:
In pencil
EDITION:
LXXV
In Tristan Wounded, Tristan has killed the great dragon but lies seriously wounded himself. His body is contorted in disarray encircling a large stone. The longevity of stone can be a reference to the eternal and symbolize a coming passage from one life to the next. Above him blooms a rose, Dali’s strongest metaphor for the divine feminine and a reminder that Isolde waits in his future.
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