Salvador DALÍ (1904–1989), “The Mock Turtle’s Story” (“The Story of the Little Turtle”), from the series *Alice in Wonderland* by Lewis Carroll, 1981–1984 (1969).

Color lithograph on Arches Velin paper, 90 x 62 cm;
Limited edition, numbered in pencil CLXXXVIII/CCC lower left;
Signed in pencil lower right;
Publisher: Collectors' Guild Ltd., New York

A composition that Dalí created as an illustration for Chapter IX—“The Mock Turtle’s Story.” Characteristic features include a turtle with a reddish-brown shell, a blue sea/cloud, and fantastical figures floating above it.
The lithograph is from the second edition published in the early 1980s. The 1969 edition of *Alice in Wonderland* was a heliogravure. The entire project comprised 12 heliogravures and an etched frontispiece; it was published by Maecenas Press–Random House in New York, with a print run of 2,500 pieces. The Collectors’ Guild acquired the rights (contracts) associated with Maecenas Press for a limited edition of prints from the Alice in Wonderland series.
Color lithograph on Arches Velin paper, 90 x 62 cm;
Limited edition, numbered in pencil CLXXXVIII/CCC on the lower left;
Signed in pencil at the bottom right;
Publisher: Collectors’ Guild Ltd., New York

A composition that Dalí created as an illustration for Chapter IX—“The Mock Turtle’s Story.” Characteristic features include a turtle with a reddish-brown shell, a blue sea/cloud, and fantastical figures floating above it.
The lithograph is from the second edition published in the early 1980s. The 1969 edition of *Alice in Wonderland* was a heliogravure. The entire project comprised 12 heliogravures and an etched frontispiece; it was published by Maecenas Press–Random House in New York, with a print run of 2,500 pieces. The Collectors’ Guild acquired the rights (contracts) associated with Maecenas Press for a limited edition of prints from the *Alice in Wonderland* series.