Workshop lithograph, BFK Rives paper 67 x 47 cm in light passe - partout, 65 x 76 cm; signed in pencil by the author p.d. and numbered by the author in pencil 139/300.
Dry stamp "Salvador Dali" l.d. Publisher Atelier Mourlot; edition in an edition of 300 copies. Salvador Dali's lithographs in editions of up to 300 copies were mainly created between 1957 and 1980 at Atelier Mourlot and were supervised and signed personally by Dali.
Leda Atomica is one of Dali's most famous paintings depicting his beloved wife Gala.Dalí described his painting as follows:
" I began to paint Leda Atomica, which praises Gala, the metaphysical goddess, and I managed to create "a suspended space. I show you a hierarchical, promiscuous emotion, suspended and as if hanging in the air, according to the contemporary "nothing touches" theory of intra-atomic physics. Leda does not touch the swan; Leda does not touch the pedestal; the pedestal does not touch the base; the base does not touch the sea; the sea does not touch the shore. . . . "
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