The Rare Copy of Alice In Wonderland Illustrated By Salvador Dali Is Haunting And Beautiful

Salvador Dalí and Alice In Wonderland go together like Beethoven and the radiant. So what could be better than a Dalí showed Alice in Wonderland? Just an IRL trip down the rabbit hole itself could possibly compare. The first Dalí/Lewis Carroll joint effort was distributed by NYC's Maecenas Press (a division of Random House) in 1969, and it in this manner left print and turned into an uncommon and looked for after gatherer's thing. In any case, because of the delightful Evertype distributing, and the digitizing abilities of New York's William Bennett Gallery, Dalí's Alice in Wonderland representations are indeed accessible for your review joy. Read on to investigate a commented on exhibition of from time to time observed, impressively psychedelic Salvador Dalí representations that may very well take your breath away. Furthermore, to purchase your own special duplicate of this eminent bit of craftsmanship, essentially click here.

#1 The Mock Turtle![the-mock-turtle-photo-u1[2].jpg]
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#2 Down The Rabbit Hole
#3 The Pool Of Tears
#4 The Caterpillar
#5 The Queen Playing Croquet