This delightful sculpture is signed and numbered edition of 1500. It has a foundry mark of Kunstguss Strehle and is a patinated bronze in great condition and comes with its original signed certificate. Salvador Dalí's bronze sculpture titled "Angel" is a striking representation of his surrealist artistic vision. Created in an edition of 1500, this piece showcases Dalí's signature style, blending fantastical imagery with meticulous craftsmanship. The sculpture typically features a figure with exaggerated proportions and whimsical details, embodying themes of spirituality and the ethereal. Dalí often explored the concept of angels in his work, using them as symbols of the divine, imagination, and the subconscious mind. The use of bronze as a medium adds a sense of permanence and weight to the piece, contrasting with the airy concept of an angel. Each sculpture is carefully cast, and the limited edition makes it a sought-after item for collectors. Dalí's "Angel" not only serves as a beautiful decorative object but also invites viewers to ponder deeper philosophical questions about existence, faith, and the surreal nature of reality.