DALÍ Salvador

Birdman

Multiple numbered on 350 pieces

Bronze sculpture, lost-wax process. With certificate of authenticity and foundry certificate.

Numbered in: 350 + 35 A.P
Conceived: 1972
First cast: 1981
Foundry: Perseo (with foundry certificate)
Reference : R. & N. Descharnes Salvador Dalí Sculptures & Objects. Eccart. Ref. 291, page 119.

The theme of the birdman comes from antiquity. In ancient Egypt, he appeared as Horus, a God with a man's body and the head of a falcon; Horus being the Egyptian God of the sky. In this sculpture, Dalí combines two incongrus parts, substituting the head of a human figure with the head of a heron, sculpting a half-human, half-bird-like figure. Curves, drapes and hair emphasize the sculpture's fluidity and sophistication.

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