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Salvador Dalí Etchings, Engravings and Heliogravures: A Collector's Guide
Salvador Dalí Etchings, Engravings and Heliogravures: A Collector's Guide

A Salvador Dalí etching or engraving was created in an entirely different way from a lithograph, and each of these techniques has its own character. In this article I would like...

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Dalí Sculpture Value: What Gives a Dalí Bronze Its Worth
Dalí Sculpture Value: What Gives a Dalí Bronze Its Worth

Collectors reasonably want to know why Salvador Dalí's bronze sculptures are valued as highly as they are, and whether they can be expected to go up in value. Both questions des...

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Why a Salvador Dalí Sculpture Is Rare: Limited Editions and Complete Documentation
Why a Salvador Dalí Sculpture Is Rare: Limited Editions and Complete Documentation

Salvador Dalí is remembered above all as a painter, yet he wanted to see his best-known images in three dimensions as well. The melting clock, the space elephant, the crutch and...

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Salvador Dalí Sculptures for Sale: A Buyer's Guide
Salvador Dalí Sculptures for Sale: A Buyer's Guide

When you begin to look at Salvador Dalí sculptures for sale, the most important question is how to be certain that a bronze is genuine. A Dalí sculpture is a considerable acquis...

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Is Art a Good Investment? A Gallery Owner's Honest Answer
Is Art a Good Investment? A Gallery Owner's Honest Answer

Whether art is a good investment, and how to invest in art without making expensive mistakes, are questions that deserve an honest answer. Our gallery has dealt in original work...

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Inuit Art Prints from Kinngait (Cape Dorset): A Collector's Guide
Inuit Art Prints from Kinngait (Cape Dorset): A Collector's Guide

Inuit art from Kinngait, the community in Nunavut long known as Cape Dorset, has a special place in our gallery. The original prints created there are made by hand in stonecut, ...

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Salvador Dalí's Divine Comedy: A Guide to the Wood Engravings
Salvador Dalí's Divine Comedy: A Guide to the Wood Engravings

The Salvador Dalí Divine Comedy consists of 100 colour wood engravings, one for each canto of Dante's poem, created between 1959 and 1963. In this guide I describe how the suite...

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Marc Chagall Lithographs: A Collector's Guide
Marc Chagall Lithographs: A Collector's Guide

A Chagall lithograph can cost under $1,000 or run well into five figures, and both can be entirely original. What separates them is their size, colours and subject matter, how l...

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Salvador Dalí Signed Lithographs: A Buyer's Guide to Authentic Works
Salvador Dalí Signed Lithographs: A Buyer's Guide to Authentic Works

I have handled Dalí's prints for twenty years, and I will say plainly what most dealers say only among themselves: no artist's graphic work is more often misrepresented. That is...

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Picasso Lithographs: Value, Signatures and What to Look For
Picasso Lithographs: Value, Signatures and What to Look For

Chali-Rosso has dealt in original works by the modern masters, Pablo Picasso among them, since 2005, and the questions collectors ask me about a Picasso lithograph are nearly al...

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What Is a Lithograph? How to Tell an Original from a Reproduction
What Is a Lithograph? How to Tell an Original from a Reproduction

A lithograph is an artwork printed from a flat surface, traditionally a slab of limestone, on which the artist has drawn with a greasy crayon or a greasy ink. That is the short ...

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Dalí Dreams: Exclusive Portfolios from the Master's Surreal Vision
Dalí Dreams: Exclusive Portfolios from the Master's Surreal Vision

This new blog has sailed in from the surreal shores of fine art collecting. It spotlights three rare, complete Salvador Dalí portfolios: Alchimie des Philosophes, Twelve Tribes ...

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