Salvador Dalí, New York Stock Exchange from the 'Our Historical Heritage' Series

This item is a framed original drypoint etching with lithographic color by the renowned surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, specifically titled 'New York Stock Exchange' from the portfolio 'Our Historical Heritage,' circa 1975. The artwork features Dalí's distinctive linear style, depicting the façade of the exchange, the iconic statues of lions on the steps, and a floating flag, all accented by circular pops of vibrant color in red, blue, and gold. To the right, a tall, stylized profile of a figure is visible. The piece is executed on heavy rag paper and appears to be professionally matted and housed in a traditional gilt-wood frame with beaded ornamentation. The composition demonstrates Dalí's late-period mastery of combining architectural precision with surreal, abstract elements. While the resolution of the image makes it difficult to verify a signature or edition numbering, such pieces were typically produced in limited editions and signed by the artist in pencil in the lower margins. The condition appears stable within the frame; some slight yellowing of the mat board or darkening of the paper may be present due to age, which is common for prints of this era. The alignment of the lithographic dots over the etching lines is a key indicator of the production method used during this prolific period of Dalí's graphic work.