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DALI Salvador (1904-1989). La Conquête du Cosmos. Boxed set containing 12 original embossed color lithographs on Arches paper, signed and numbered 19/195 in the margins. Paris, Editions Jean Lavigne, s.d. (1974-1977). 100 x 70 cm for the plate, 75 x 55 for the image. Publisher's navy blue cloth slipcase illustrated with the gilt drawing of the lithograph "Les montres gélatines de l'espace-temps", complete with title and slipcase and all 12 lithographs: "The laser Unicorn disintegrates cosmic rhinoceros horns", "Planetary and scatological vision", "Martian Dali equipped with a double holo-electronic microscope", "The blood of yin and yong", "The gelatin watches of space-time", "The visceral circle of the Cosmos", "Saturnian giraffes", "The Caduceus of Mars powered by Jupiter's fireball", "Anti-matter butterflies", "Infra-Terrestrials worshipped by Dali at age 5 because he thought he was an insect", "Philosopher crushed by the Cosmos" and "The last man from the last planet".
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DALI Salvador (1904-1989). La Conquête du Cosmos. Boxed set containing 12 original embossed color lithographs on Arches paper, signed and numbered 19/195 in the margins. Paris, Editions Jean Lavigne, s.d. (1974-1977). 100 x 70 cm for the plate, 75 x 55 for the image. Publisher's navy blue cloth slipcase illustrated with the gilt drawing of the lithograph "Les montres gélatines de l'espace-temps", complete with title and slipcase and all 12 lithographs: "The laser Unicorn disintegrates cosmic rhinoceros horns", "Planetary and scatological vision", "Martian Dali equipped with a double holo-electronic microscope", "The blood of yin and yong", "The gelatin watches of space-time", "The visceral circle of the Cosmos", "Saturnian giraffes", "The Caduceus of Mars powered by Jupiter's fireball", "Anti-matter butterflies", "Infra-Terrestrials worshipped by Dali at age 5 because he thought he was an insect", "Philosopher crushed by the Cosmos" and "The last man from the last planet".
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