It was 1974 when Salvador Dalí invited Arno Breker, a German sculptor for whom he felt great admiration, to the inauguration of the Dalí Museum in Figueras, Spain. 

The following year, and following the harmony between the two artists during the meeting, they began a collaboration that culminated in the realization of 10 unique and unrepeatable sculptures. For this purpose, Breker made exceptional portraits of the Figueras artist, which were later intervened by Dalí himself, giving them his unmistakable surrealist touch.

SALVADOR DALÍ I DOMÈNECH & ARNO BREKER  

1974-1975.

Partially gilded bronze. Black marble base.

Signed and dated by Arno Breker.

With stamp of the Venturi Arte Bologna Foundry.

Exhibitions

- "Homage to Salvador Dalí", Schloss Nörvenich, Germany, inaugurated by King Philip VI, at that time prince, 1991.

- Centenary of the birth of Salvador Dalí", 2004, under the patronage of HM King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia of Spain.