St. George And The Dragon
1984 · sculpture, bronze, with green & brown patina
- Artist
- Salvador Dali
- Year
- 1984
- Medium
- sculpture, bronze, with green & brown patina
- Size
- 18.4 in high
45.7 cm - Edition
- Edition of 350
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About this work
A 1984 sculpture, bronze, with green & brown patina by Salvador Dali from an edition of 350.
Dalí again transforms a traditional image by adding new and unexpected symbolic connotations. The classic interpretation of "St George and the Dragon" is commonly seen as the saint's battle against heresy and evil, St George being the guardian angel of Aragon and a celebrated saint of chivalry throughout medieval Europe. In this sculpture, we can see the artist himself, represented by St. George, slaying the dragon, while his inspirational muse, Surrealist Art, exalts in the background. Metamorphic touches find their way into this sculpture too: the dragon's wings turn into flames, and the monster's tongue is a crutch, a favourite Dalínian image.
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St. George And The Dragon
1984 · sculpture, bronze, with green & brown patina
- Artist
- Salvador Dali
- Year
- 1984
- Medium
- sculpture, bronze, with green & brown patina
- Size
- 18.4 in high
45.7 cm - Edition
- Edition of 350
Ask about availability, documentation and delivery before arranging your purchase.
All sales are final. Returns are accepted only at our discretion, or if a work arrives damaged, differs materially from its description, or has an authenticity or title problem. Returns policy
Prefer to talk? (786) 963-3888
All sales are final. Returns are accepted only at our discretion or for a major defect: damage in transit, a material difference from the description, or an authenticity or title problem. Please record the unpacking on video or in photographs, including the outer packaging: a damage claim must be supported by that record. Read the shipping and returns policy before purchasing.
Contact us to discuss payment arrangements for this work.Read payment and layaway terms.
1 photograph View artwork larger ↗
About this work
A 1984 sculpture, bronze, with green & brown patina by Salvador Dali from an edition of 350.
Dalí again transforms a traditional image by adding new and unexpected symbolic connotations. The classic interpretation of "St George and the Dragon" is commonly seen as the saint's battle against heresy and evil, St George being the guardian angel of Aragon and a celebrated saint of chivalry throughout medieval Europe. In this sculpture, we can see the artist himself, represented by St. George, slaying the dragon, while his inspirational muse, Surrealist Art, exalts in the background. Metamorphic touches find their way into this sculpture too: the dragon's wings turn into flames, and the monster's tongue is a crutch, a favourite Dalínian image.