Salvador Dalí - L'Inconnue de la Seine (The Unknown Woman of the Seine)

This item is a framed lithograph or etching by the renowned Surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, likely from his mid-20th-century period. The artwork features Dalí's signature dreamlike imagery, characterized by delicate, ethereal line work and bold, geometric pops of color, specifically circular motifs in red, blue, pink, and grey. The central figure appears to be a reclining nude or an abstract profile characteristic of his 'Invisible' or 'Paranoiac' series. The composition is set against an off-white or cream-toned paper ground. The artwork is housed in a large, gold-finished wooden frame with a classic beaded or decorative edge motif. It is professionally matted with a thick, neutral-toned inner mat and a thin gold fillet that complements the primary frame. Dimensionally, it appears to be a medium-to-large format print. While the glass reflects some glare, the paper appears to show slight tonal aging or light oxidation near the edges of the matting, which is consistent with age. There is a visible marking in the lower right corner that likely corresponds to Dalí's signature or an edition number, though it is slightly obscured in the photograph. The craftsmanship of the framing suggests a high-end presentation intended for a gallery or serious private collection.