"Don Quixote" (1946) Illustrated by Salvador Dali.

Auction end date: 5/31/2011
Sale price: $41
Details: none provided.

"Don Quixote" (1946) Illustrated by Salvador Dali.

Auction end date: 5/29/2011
Sale price: $17
Details: none provided.

Dali Tarot Box Set.

Auction end date: 5/29/2011
Sale price: $55
Details: No. 457.

Dali Cooperative Lithograph: "Parody of Micaela" (1970).

Auction end date: 5/29/2011
Sale price: $335
Details: image from the Carmen lithograph suite (see Field catalog # 70-1(R), p. 159 and p. 214); 19.75" x 26"; No. EA, however the tirage of Carmen lists no EA's so this print and signature are likely forged and/or inauthentic.

Dali's "Homage to Venice" Cooperative Lithograph.

Auction end date: 5/28/2011
Sale price: $1030 GBP; $1685 USD
Details: Arches paper; No. EA; 30" x 22" sheet; improperly identified as a 1978 etching, however this image is a cooperative lithograph from 1975 (see Field catalog # 75-1, p. 173).

Dali Lithograph: "Le Jugement de Paris" (a/k/a Three Graces).

Auction end date: 5/27/2011
Sale price: $200
Details: a/k/a "Three Graces"; image is from Hommage a Albrecht Durer intaglio suite (Field catalog #71-8(F), but this item it not part of the limited print edition--it is likely an "after," a reproduction, or a counterfeit (see Field catalog pp. 247-248 and p. 261).

Salvador Dali's Signs of the Zodiac Lithograph: "Gemini" (Penn Prints, 1969).

Auction end date: 5/27/2011
Sale price: $46
Details: from "Signs of the Zodiac" lithograph suite by Penn Prints, 1969.

Dali's "Tribes of Israel" Medals / Medallions (1973).

Auction end date: 5/26/2011
Sale price: $1280
Details: about 2" diameter; total 30.18 troy oz of .999 silver; with Abba Eban letter.
NOTE: sale price is about 25% more than the silver value on this date.

Salvador Dali's "Peace" Medal / Medallion (1978).

Auction end date: 5/24/2011
Sale price: $233
Details: No. 37 of 150; 100.6 g of .999 silver.

Dali Original Engraving: "The Lady and the Unicorn" (1971).

Auction end date: 5/22/2011
Sale price: $69
Details: 9" x 11" visible area; clearly a second (unsigned) edition with Dali's name signed in the plate (see Field catalog #71-3, p. 64).

Dali's "Deux Fatrasies" Fraudulent Etching.

Auction end date: 5/22/2011
Sale price: $83
Details: Don't be fooled by the Collector's Guild Don Quixote COA attached to the back of this fraudulent etching.  The title of this etching is actually "Diogene en Son Tonneau" from the book Deux Fatrasies (Field catalog #63-2(A), p. 23).  The plate was canceled with a single hole in the upper left, where the moon appears!  This moon identifies the print as one from a fraudulent edition made by Leon Amiel (Field catalog, pp. 238 & 240).

Dali's "Capricorn" Lithograph (Penn Prints, 1969).

Auction end date: 5/20/2011
Sale price: $25
Details: Part of the Zodiac lithograph set published by Penn Prints in 1969; 14" x 18"; stained.

Dali's "Surrealist Matador" Art Print / Poster.

Auction end date: 5/19/2011
Sale price: $85
Details: No. 204 of 500; 41.5" x 33".

Dali's "Cosmic Athlete" Lithograph.

Auction end date: 5/19/2011
Sale price: $30
Details: No. HC; 34" x 24"; appears to be an edition published by Center Art Galleries-Hawaii.
NOTE: There is a lot of stink surrounding this print (several competing editions) and Center Art Galleries (various questionable behaviours), which makes any print of this image virtually worthless.  Center Art's edition came from Leon Amiel who appears to have used presigned paper (see "The Great Dali Art Fraud & Other Deceptions" by Lee Catterall, pp. 62-63).  This print carried an average price tag of $2,300 in Hawaii (Catterall).

"Les Amoureux" Dali Lithographs.

Auction end date: 5/18/2011
Sale price: $1592
Details: six lithographs with hard bound storage folder allegedly original, signed, and numbered; "Intimations of Immortality" No. 104 of 350; "Santiago el Grande" No. 28 of 150 dated 6/29/84; "Corpus Hypercubis" No. 27 of 65 and No. 28 of 65; two other untitled lithographs, one of which was not pictured in its entirety.
NOTE:  there is no evidence to support the claim that these are original lithographs or that the signatures are authentic.  In fact, the litho dated 1984 with a steady signature must be a forgery because Dali wasn't signing much of anything in the 1980's because of his health.  None of these lithographs appear in the Field catalog, providing further evidence of their dubious authenticity.  In addition, the hard bound folder does not look Dalinian.

Original Intaglio Restrike Etching: "El Cid."

Auction end date: 5/17/2011
Sale price: $123
Details: Collector's Guild unlimited edition re-strike of original intaglio (Field catalog #65-7(A)); Re-strike information in Field catalog on p. 236.

Original Intaglio Restrike: "Don Quixote."

Auction end date: 5/17/2011
Sale price: $70
Details: Collector's Guild unlimited edition re-strike of original intaglio (Field catalog #65-7(D)); Re-strike information in Field catalog on p. 236.

Divine Comedy Woodcut Litho: "Hell 22."

Auction end date: 5/17/2011
Sale price: $105
Details: appears to be No. EA from a 1964 (typo?) German edition of 386.
NOTE: a 1974 German edition of 386 is known to exist, however no prints are hand signed according to Field (Field catalog, p. 191), therefore the signature is likely a forgery.