The Anthropomorphic Cabinet - Bronze Statue by Salvador Dali

The Anthropomorphic Cabinet - Based on an oil painting by Salvador Dali from the year 1936, the motif of the same name is presented here as a luxurious bronze exhibit. In this art piece, a 100% bronze galvanic gilded nude sits enthroned on a black marble base. This galvanic gilding refines the already luxurious bronze sculpture and accentuates the famous motif. The depicted nude is subject to a strong abstraction. The lying, obviously female protagonist of the motif looks down at herself, lost in thought, into the drawers that make up her body. Symbolically, she looks inside herself, which according to the depiction, seems to be empty. The bronze motif is fascinating and whimsical at the same time. The surreal bronze sculpture is exclusively limited to 20 pieces and bears the signature of the artist.

The production of our numerous bronze figurines is subject to strict quality guidelines. All of the bronze figurines in our assortment are created via the elaborate lost wax technique and are cast by hand.

Salvador Dali, born in 1904 in Catalonia, is seen as one of the greatest artists of surrealism. He became an artistic legend. His oil painting La persistencia de la memoria (The Persistence of Memory) in particular made him an artistic entity in the 20th century. His works can be found in the grand museums of different metropolises around the globe. Already during his life, his paintings and sculptures were immensely sought-after.