Salvador Dalí – “Les Guitares” 1954 – decorative ceramic tile / art tile – Surrealism – framed | ceramic | tile – with certificate

Original Salvador Dalí – “Les Guitares” – decorative ceramic tile / art tile – Surrealism – framed
with certificate

20 x 20 cm

This vibrant art tile features the motif "Les Guitares" and depicts a typical surrealist composition attributed to Salvador Dalí, or based on a design by Dalí. Abstracted figures, intertwined guitar shapes, and rhythmic lines create a lively, almost musical visual effect.

The expressive color palette and playful lines are characteristic of Dalí's later, decoratively oriented works and make this tile a special wall decoration and collector's item. The frame makes the piece immediately ready for display.

Background: Dalí & “Les Guitares”

Salvador Dalí (1904–1989) explored music, movement, and rhythm as visual themes in many phases of his work. Guitars repeatedly appear in his art as symbols of sound, emotion, and Spanish culture.

From the mid-20th century onwards, Dalí motifs such as "Les Guitares" were realized as art tiles and decorative editions in collaboration with ceramic and art manufacturers. These works combine Dalí's surrealist visual language with applied art and were particularly popular in the 1960s–1980s.