Medusa
Salvador Dali
Mythology: Medusa (Meduse), 1963.
ML/Argillet #131; Fields # 63-3 D.
Original drypoint etching on Arches paper.
Hand-signed and numbered at the lower margins.
Medusa was a Gorgon or winged woman with venomous snakes for hair, whose stare would turn men to stone until she was beheaded by Perseus. The depiction of Medusa has been used throughout classical art to ward off evil. © The Pierre Argillet Collection.
The Mythology Suite consists of 16 mixed-media prints incorporating engraving and drypoint etching, with hand coloring, measuring 22 x 30 inches.
Published between 1963 and 1965. Edition size: 1-150 signed and numbered on Arches, I-XX EA on Japanese paper, and I-C on Japanese paper.
Salvador Dali – Off The Wall Gallery Houston, Texas.
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