Lithograph, Fabiano paper 49 x 61 in light passe - partout size: 60 x 72 cm; facsimile of the signature in relief print; numbered in pencil 190/375; below the composition, typographical information about the publisher and the title in French; four dry stamps including publisher's and license stamps. Publisher Artco - Imprimeries Parisiennes.
"The Endless Riddle" (The Enigma of Immortality) is one of Salvador Dali's fascinating works that perfectly illustrates his mastery of creating paintings with double meaning, full of illusion and symbolism. This painting was painted in 1938 and exemplifies Dali's classic approach to surrealism, where the boundaries between reality and dream, consciousness and subconsciousness, become blurred. When you look at the painting from different perspectives or focus on individual fragments, you can see changing shapes - from body parts (heads, hands) to objects and outlines of figures that are formed from shadows and light. This is a classic example of a puzzle painting, where Dali invites the viewer to actively search for hidden meanings. This work is a reminder that Dali's art is not just technical virtuosity, but above all an intellectual game that forces us to reflect more deeply on the nature of reality and the limits of human perception.
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