Complete suite of seven surrealist etchings titled “The Creation: Days 1–7,” each composition interpreting a day from the Biblical story of Genesis through the imaginative visual language associated with Salvador Dalí. Executed in etching on paper, the works depict surreal landscapes, symbolic figures, and fantastical creatures emerging from abstract forms. Each sheet is individually signed within the composition “Dalí” and dated 1978, with the corresponding day of creation handwritten along the lower margin.

The series presents a cohesive narrative beginning with abstract cosmic imagery for Day 1 and progressing through symbolic representations of water, life forms, animals, and humanity, culminating with the serene imagery of Day 7. Dalí’s signature dreamlike aesthetic is evident throughout, including elongated figures, fluid organic shapes, and precise linear drafting combined with surreal iconography.

Each etching is mounted and matted, presented as a unified set intended to be displayed together. Labels on the reverse reference “Els 7 Dies de la Creació” (Catalan for “The Seven Days of Creation”) and identify the publisher as Editorial Mediterrània.

An imaginative surrealist interpretation of the Genesis narrative, offered as a complete seven-piece series.

Details Overall good condition with light age toning and scattered foxing visible to the mats. Minor handling wear consistent with age.

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