Salvador Dali limited edition 'Horses' print

Salvador Dali limited edition 'Horses' printA limited edition Salvador Dali print from the 'Dalis Horses' series of prints, produced circa 1970 1972. Signed and numbered by the artist. Salvador Dali (1904 1989) was a Spanish surrealist painter best known for his bizarre artworks. He was a leader of the Surrealist Movement. The Persistence of Memory (1931), which shows soft, melting pocket watches on a beach, is one of the defining works of the style. Dali also created surrealist sculptures

Plated as position 49 on sheet

when another 52 sheets were printed and despatched to Hong Kong

The cover is reduced at the right (where a further pair was removed

John Hanson

Omar Bradley (1893-1981) retains the distinction of being the last man appointed a five-star rank since World War II and the first Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

The band’s working class

'SENF' handstamp on reverse

Affixed to a piece of white card (26x31mm) from G

A magnificent mint four margin block of 60 with original gum (majority are unmounted mint) lettered NB-SK showing considerable plate wear and portions of no less than 24 adjoining stamps

IMPERFORATE lower left corner block of 16 (8x2) with plate number '1' and printers

With a light tone

Examples with phosphor omitted show a white background rather than a cream background