Salvador Dali Giant Flying Mocha Cup Facsimile Signed & Numbered Gi... Lot 1763T

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LOT 1763TSeller's Estimate: USD 200 - 300Limited Edition Giclee Titled "Giant Flying Mocha Cup” (After) Salvador Dali. This Piece Is Facsimile Signed On The Lower Right. Pencil Numbered From An Edition Of 375. Paper Measures 15? X 10?. Image Measures 12.5? X 7.5?. Made On Thick Quality Archival Paper. In Excellent Condition, Comes Unframed. Comes With A Certificate. (After) Salvador Dali Was A Surrealist, And The Surrealists Were Heavily Influenced By Sigmund Freud. And, In Particular, By Freud’s Important Book, Interpretation Of Dreams. We Know, In Freud’s Lexicon Of Dream Imagery And Symbolism, That Receptacles Were Symbolic Of Female Genitalia, And That Long Rods Or Appendages Were Phallic. Could The 42-year-old Dali Have Had A Little Sex On His Mind At The Time He Painted This Work? The Nearby Pomegranate, Which Appeared In Several Other Dali Works Around This Period, Is A Classic Symbol Of Resurrection And Chastity. Now, Below The Floating Cup Is A Stone Cube, With Inlaid Marble And, In The Center Of The Circle, The Head Of Medussa. But Consider That, If You Extended The Circular Pattern Up Onto The Tall Shaft Coming Off The Cup Handle, You’d Be Approximating The Curve Of A Logarithmic Spiral – A Mathematic Principle With Which Dali Was Obsessed, And Which He Employed In Creating The Beautiful Spatial Harmony In His Works – read more