What is Dali’s most expensive painting?

Portrait of Paul Eluard
Portrait of Paul Eluard

This painting is the most expensive Salvador Dali artwork ever sold to-date, bringing in a whopping 22.5 million dollars at a Sotheby’s art auction in 2011.

How do I know if my Dali is real?

Thus most fakes can be identified quite easily. Prints that bear the Rives or Arches watermark with the infinity sign and have Dali’s signatures, are fakes. Dali did not sign any prints after 1980. Fake Dali prints continue to circulate in the art market.

How many paintings did Dali Make?

1,500 paintings
Salvador Dalí produced over 1,500 paintings over the course of his career. He also produced illustrations for books, lithographs, designs for theater sets and costumes, a great number of drawings, dozens of sculptures, and various other projects, including an animated short film for Disney.

How do you authenticate a Dali painting?

The print is a facsimile with a forged signature. The print type, edition number and/or dimensions are unstated and ambiguous from the seller, as these are important factors of authentic Dali prints. The print is “after” an original Dali painting.

How much are Dali prints worth?

The price of a Salvador Dali lithograph depends on the condition of the work. Some lithographs go for well below $1,000 at the start of bidding. This work below was created in 1979 and is a lithograph in color on Arches paper with an estimated pre-auction value of $800-1200.

What does EA mean on a Dali print?

artist’s proof
Across Las Olas Boulevard from the New River Gallery, the Minds Eye is also selling prints from Dali’s Divine Comedy series. They are signed by the artist and imprinted with “E.A.” or Epreuve d’Artiste, French for artist’s proof.