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Poems by Mao Tse-Tung: Mountains of Peace by Salvador Dali
Pierre Argillet Collection
Mountains of Peace is a 1967 etching. Much like many of Dali’s artwork it is full of symbolism using Biblical themes such as the number three. For example, There are three mountains and three figures holding what looks like olive branches, all of which help further illustrate his notion of peace. Furthermore, many of Dali’s etchings from the Mao Suite were satires as a result of the current political climate of the time.
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Mao Tse-Tung was the absolute leader of Communist China and leader of the Chinese Cultural Revolution. On the other hand, he was a calligrapher and eloquent poet. Prior to the French riots of 1968, Pierre Argillet brought the book of “Poems” by the leader to Dali. As a result, the artist created the eight illustrations known as the Mao Tse-Tung Suite.
The Argillet Collection of Salvador Dali Drawings and Original Etchings is a collaboration between Surrealist Salvador Dali and art collector and publisher Pierre Argillet. Accordingly, this collection demonstrates the highest standards of quality, superb draftsmanship, and artisanship. As a result, this body of work is possibly the finest work produced by Dali during his career. Between 1934 and 1974, the two men subsequently created and published nearly 200 works. Ultimately, many of which have been displayed in some of the best known museums around the world.
Artwork Description:
- Medium: Intaglio Etching on Japon
- Framed Size: 18 1/4″ x 22 1/4″
- Paper Size: 11″ x 15 1/4″
- Edition Number: 94/95
- Signed and numbered in graphite on bottom margins
- Certificate of Authenticity, Gallery Appraisal, and Argillet Collection Catalogue included
Catalogue Raisonne:
- Dali: The Argillet Collection #216, pg 28.
- The Official Catalogue of Salvador Dali by Albert Field #67-1D, pg 136-137.
- Dali: Catalogue Raisonne of Etchings and Mixed Media Prints, 1924-1980 by Prestel #216 pg 158.
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Poems by Mao Tse-Tung: Mountains of Peace by Salvador Dali
Pierre Argillet Collection
Mountains of Peace is a 1967 etching. Much like many of Dali’s artwork it is full of symbolism using Biblical themes such as the number three. For example, There are three mountains and three figures holding what looks like olive branches, all of which help further illustrate his notion of peace. Furthermore, many of Dali’s etchings from the Mao Suite were satires as a result of the current political climate of the time.
Continue Reading
Mao Tse-Tung was the absolute leader of Communist China and leader of the Chinese Cultural Revolution. On the other hand, he was a calligrapher and eloquent poet. Prior to the French riots of 1968, Pierre Argillet brought the book of “Poems” by the leader to Dali. As a result, the artist created the eight illustrations known as the Mao Tse-Tung Suite.
The Argillet Collection of Salvador Dali Drawings and Original Etchings is a collaboration between Surrealist Salvador Dali and art collector and publisher Pierre Argillet. Accordingly, this collection demonstrates the highest standards of quality, superb draftsmanship, and artisanship. As a result, this body of work is possibly the finest work produced by Dali during his career. Between 1934 and 1974, the two men subsequently created and published nearly 200 works. Ultimately, many of which have been displayed in some of the best known museums around the world.
Artwork Description:
- Medium: Intaglio Etching on Japon
- Framed Size: 18 1/4″ x 22 1/4″
- Paper Size: 11″ x 15 1/4″
- Edition Number: 94/95
- Signed and numbered in graphite on bottom margins
- Certificate of Authenticity, Gallery Appraisal, and Argillet Collection Catalogue included
Catalogue Raisonne:
- Dali: The Argillet Collection #216, pg 28.
- The Official Catalogue of Salvador Dali by Albert Field #67-1D, pg 136-137.
- Dali: Catalogue Raisonne of Etchings and Mixed Media Prints, 1924-1980 by Prestel #216 pg 158.
Free Domestic Shipping.
Please contact the gallery for international shipping rates. Rates are dependent upon delivery location.
