The recently uncovered collection of Salvador Dalí lithographs and artworks by Théo Tobiasse, hidden for decades, reflects the continually rising appreciation for significant artists.
These lithographs from the late 1970s could now fetch sums ten times their original purchase price, illustrating a dramatic increase in value reflecting the enduring appeal of Dalí's work.
Dalí's lithographs are thought to be precursors to his 1978 series, which creatively explores the themes of love and mythology, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy.
The remarkable tale of these rediscovered artworks, including their historical acquisition and potential auction values, captures not just the art but also the essence of collecting.
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