Salvador Dali "Don Quixote"
Original graphic by Salvador Dalí from his Don Quixote series (1960s). A surreal, sketch-like composition with vibrant touches of color. In good condition, framed.
This original graphic by Salvador Dalí is part of his celebrated interpretations of Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote. Created in the 1960s, these works reveal Dalí’s fascination with the literary icon of the wandering knight, depicted through spontaneous lines, fluid washes of color, and surreal transformations.
In this composition, Don Quixote appears mounted, accompanied by delicate background figures and surrealist abstractions. Dalí’s quick, gestural style captures both the absurdity and the poetic grandeur of Cervantes’ hero.
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Artist: Salvador Dalí (1904–1989)
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Title: Don Quixote
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Series: Don Quixote Illustrations
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Year: circa 1964–1967
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Technique: Original graphic (etching / heliogravure with pochoir coloring)
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Dimensions: 35 × 28 cm (approx., sheet size)
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Condition: In good condition, framed
Dalí’s Don Quixote illustrations are among his most playful and expressive graphic works, widely collected for their mix of humor, spontaneity, and surrealist vision.