Salvador Dalí – The Fallen Angel (Divine Comedy, Purgatorio)

Salvador Dalí — The Fallen Angel From Dalí's monumental Divine Comedy series, The Fallen Angel is a haunting and lyrical woodcut from the Purgatorio — Dante's vision of redemption suspended between damnation and paradise. Published by Les Heures Claires, Paris, this edition is among the most ambitious collaborations between a literary masterpiece and a surrealist master's hand. Dalí's stark woodcut technique transforms Dante's fallen figure into a swirling constellation of line and shadow, evoking both the weight of descent and the trembling possibility of ascent. A quietly powerful work that rewards close study. Artist: Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904–1989) Title: The Fallen Angel Portfolio: The Divine Comedy — Purgatorio Medium: Original woodcut print Sheet Size: 13 × 10 inches Framed Size: 17.75 × 15 inches Publisher: Les Heures Claires, Paris Edition: 4,765 Signature: Unsigned, as issued Reference: Field, p. 197