Salvador Dalí’s incredible illustrations for Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” (published in 1865) have caused it to become one of the rarest and most sought-after Dalí suites. With the original gouaches published by Maecenas Press-Random House, New York in 1969, the suite now contains 12 heliogravures - one for each chapter of the book - and comes with 1 original signed etching in 4 colors as the frontpiece.
This collaboration brings together arguably two of the most creative minds in Western culture, as both are considered ultimate explorers of dreams and imagination.
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This collaboration brings together arguably two of the most creative minds in Western culture, as both are considered ultimate explorers of dreams and imagination.
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| Frontispiece |
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| Down the Rabbit Hole |
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| The Pool of Tears |
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| A Caucus Race and a Long Tale |
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| The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill |
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| Advice From a Caterpillar |
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| Pig and Pepper |
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| Mad Tea Party |
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| The Queen's Croquet Ground |
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| The Mock Turtle's Story |
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| The Lobster's Quadrille |
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| Who Stole the Tarts? |
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| lice's Evidence |
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