Details:
One of Dali’s famous surrealist landscapes, Iris [+Eyes] brings together the iris of an eye with the Iris as a type of flower. Dali replaced the flower’s center with eyes, and he crowned its petals with thorny lashes. While this merge obviously creates a linguistic pun, it also blends symbols of physically seeing the world (the eyes) and believing what you know about it (the flower is a symbol of faith).
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- Artist: Salvador Dali
- Year: 1972
- Reference: Field, 74-3
- Size: 54.5 x 40.1 cm
- Medium: Color lithography and engraving on Arches
- Edition: Hand signed in pencil & numbered from the edition of 350