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Salvador Dalí Limited Edition Print (Divine Comedy Series)

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Artist: Salvador Dali #91/125

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AI Estimated Value

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$3,000 - $5,000

AI estimate as of April 30, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

Limited edition print (#91/125) by Salvador Dalí, likely from the 'Divine Comedy' series, depicting surreal figures characteristic of the artist's style. The print is signed or numbered as part of the limited edition. It is presented double-matted within an ornate gilt frame.

AI Appraisal Report

This appraisal is based on the artwork being an authentic limited edition print by Salvador Dalí, specifically number 91 from an edition of 125, likely illustrating a Canto from Dante's 'Divine Comedy' (appears consistent with Inferno Canto 26: The Thieves). Salvador Dalí is a highly significant 20th-century artist, and his 'Divine Comedy' series is well-regarded. The value considers the artist's reputation, the specific series, the medium (print), the relatively small edition size (125), and recent comparable sales data for similar signed/numbered Dalí prints from this series. Condition visible in the photograph appears good, contributing positively to the value. An in-person inspection would be required for a certified appraisal.