Salvador Dali 
"Madonna and Child" 
also known as "Madonna aide Moi (Madonna with Child)"
This art is:
NEW- never before framed 
Hand Colored Etching
Custom framed in silver
Double matted in blue and white 
Framed Size:  25" x 29"
Image Size: 15" x 19"
Ready to hang hardware included
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The artwork shown is "Madonna and Child,"  by Salvador Dalí.  The image depicts a seated Madonna with the infant Christ on her lap, with the sea of Port Lligat, Catalonia, in the background. The original painting, also titled "The Madonna of Port Lligat," was created in two versions by Dalí, one in 1949 and a larger one in 1950, and depicts his wife, Gala, as the Madonna. The work is characteristic of his "Nuclear Mysticism" period, which combined traditional religious themes with his interest in science and atomic theory
SALVADOR DALI
Salvador Dali, born in 1904 at Figuera, Spain, is a world famous Surrealist painter and graphic artist – also renown for his eccentricities as an “artistic personality.”
Originally influenced by Futurism in 1924, Dali began to imitate the “dream realities” of the Italian Metaphysical painters around Chirico.  But by 1929, Dali had emerged as the leading Surrealist painter of his time.
In 1940, Dali came to live in the United States, and since has enjoyed both artistic and financial success. His spectacular style has also been employed in films, advertising the ballet and in a novel and an autobiography entitled “The Secret Life of Salvador Dali.”
Despite his claim to a secret life, Dali’s exhibitionism has made him a celebrity unexcelled in the art world.  His work, however, is taken seriously, and he ranks as one of the major contemporary artists of our time.  He is included in virtually every major museum collection in the world, and privately he is collected with fervor.