Framed Art Print of Salvador Dalí's 'Atavistic Vestiges After the Rain'

This item is a framed reproduction of Salvador Dalí's 1934 surrealist oil painting titled 'Atavistic Vestiges After the Rain'. The artwork features a biomorphic, calcified white form reminiscent of a giant skull or a melting structure, supported by a thin crutch—a recurring motif in Dalí's work. In the foreground, two small figures, typically identified as a father and child (often interpreted as Dalí and his father), stand in a desolate, dreamlike landscape under a dramatic sky with dark, towering clouds. The color palette consists of soft blues, earthy ochres, and deep purples in the shadows. The piece is professionally presented in a double mat—a crisp white outer mat and a thin brown inner reveal. It is housed in a contemporary black lacquer-style frame with protective glass. Notable condition issues include a prominent vertical reflection stripe and a curved glare on the glass surface indicative of photography through glazing, which makes it difficult to assess the paper's texture or the presence of a signature or edition number. The overall craftsmanship of the framing appears modern and intended for decorative home use rather than museum-grade preservation. Based on the framing style and presentation, this is likely a high-quality offset lithographic print from the late 20th or early 21st century.