Framed Surrealist Line Drawing in the Style of Salvador Dalí

This item is an expressive surrealist ink drawing on paper, presented in an ornate gilt-finished frame. The artwork features complex, fluid black line work on a light beige or cream-toned substrate. The composition is highly characteristic of 20th-century Surrealism, specifically echoing the dream-like, automatic drawing style associated with Salvador Dalí. It depicts a chaotic landscape of morphed human features, including several profile faces with elongated features, flowing hair, and abstract organic shapes that transition into architectural or skeletal forms. The lines vary in weight, creating a sense of movement and psychological depth. The paper exhibits a slight aged patina, though it appears flat and well-preserved behind glass. The frame is a decorative Louis XIV or Baroque-style frame with floral molded corner ornaments and a scalloped inner edge, finished in an antiqued gold or bronze-tone metallic paint. There are no immediately visible signatures or dates on the front of the piece, suggesting it may be a study, a print of an original sketch, or an unattributed work inspired by the master surrealists. The overall condition appears good with minor dust accumulation; the frame shows slight wear consistent with age but no major structural damage.