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The Dalí Collection (1960–1975)

THE DALÍ COLLECTION (1960–1975)

Provenance: Private Collection, held for over 30 years.

Authentication: Each item features a large-format hand-applied ink signature by Salvador Dalí on the obverse and a blue thumbprint "seal" on the reverse. Each item have certification.

Context: A numbered sequence (1 through 15) documenting the most significant public events in Dalí's hometown, centered on the birth of the Teatro-Museo Dalí.


nº 1 · Postcard Portrait de Dalí (20.5 × 10 cm)

It is a portrait of Salvador Dalí wearing a traditional Catalan barretina (red cap), and it carries a unique charitable and historical connection to his home region.

  • The Edition: Special edition produced for the benefit of the Hospital of Cadaqués.
  • The Photography: Portrait by Fotos Meli (Melitó Casals), Dalí’s close friend and personal photographer in Figueras for decades.
  • The Signature: Large expressive ink signature on the front and blue thumbprint on the back.
  • The Stamping: Spanish stamps including Mariano Fortuny, Goya’s Duchess of Alba (1.50 ptas), and postmarks from Figueras and Gerona dated May 1971.

nº 2 · Entrada No. 1 (22 × 15.5 cm)

The crown jewel of the collection. The original Nº1 entrance ticket from the Teatro-Museo Dalí in Figueras.

  • Ticket No. 1: The very first ticket for the inauguration of Dalí’s museum.
  • The Date: Postmarked September 28, 1974, the official opening day.
  • Double Postmarks: Two Dalí-designed “Inauguración” postmarks with stylized figure and crutch.
  • Signature & Thumbprint: Bold ink signature on obverse, blue thumbprint on reverse.

nº 3 · Original Invitation to the Opening of the Museum (25 × 19 cm)

Exceptional original invitation to the official opening of the Teatro-Museo Dalí on September 28, 1974.

  • The Content: Invitation issued by Gala and Salvador Dalí and the City Council of Figueras.
  • The Design: Detailed illustration of the museum’s façade with geodesic dome.
  • Postal Markings: Multiple “Inauguración Teatro Museo Dalí” postmarks dated September 28, 1974.
  • The Signature: Large expressive ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 4 · Envelope (19 × 21 cm)

Specialized commemorative envelope from the September 1974 inauguration.

  • Artist Stamps: Spanish painter stamps including Velázquez, Goya, and El Greco.
  • Inaugural Postmarks: “Teatro Museo Dalí – Inauguración”, September 28, 1974.
  • Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 5 · Envelope (17 × 9.5 cm)

From the September 28, 1974 inauguration.

  • The Design: Colorful illustration of Dalí wearing a red barretina.
  • The Text: Biographical details of Dalí’s birth in Figueras.
  • Postal Markings: Five stamps including Fernán González, cancelled September 28, 1974.
  • Historical Text: Reverse details the building’s transformation into the Dalí Museum.
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 6 · Envelope (17 × 9.5 cm)

  • The Graphics: Red illustrations labeled “Original Design by Salvador Dalí”.
  • Postal Markings: Regional dress and José de Espronceda stamps with inauguration marks.
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 7 · Envelope (17 × 9.5 cm)

  • The Design: Green illustrations, “Original Design by Salvador Dalí”.
  • Postal Markings: Gerona coat of arms and Emilia Pardo Bazán stamps.
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 8 · Envelope – 1st Anniversary of the Museum (17 × 9.5 cm)

  • Date: September 28, 1975.
  • The Design: Museum façade and stylized portrait of Dalí.
  • Postal Markings: “1er Aniversario Teatro Museo Dalí”.
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 9 · Commemorative Envelope EXPO-Figueres 1960 (22.5 × 11 cm)

  • The Design: Blue illustration by Salvador Dalí.
  • The Stamps: Europa CEPT 1 and 5 pesetas.
  • Postal Markings: Figueras postmark dated September 19, 1960.
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 10 · Commemorative Postal Card May 1971 (17 × 9.5 cm)

  • The Design: “Diseño Dalí Expo – Figueras-1960”.
  • The Stamp: Goya’s “Duchess of Alba” (1.50 ptas).
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 11 · Commemorative Envelope “Ferias y Fiestas de la Santa Cruz” May 1971 (15 × 10.5 cm)

  • The Postmark: “Museo Dalí”, original design by Salvador Dalí.
  • Postal Details: 1 peseta stamp, Figueras postmarks dated May 1971.
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 12 · Commemorative Envelope May 1971 (22 × 11 cm)

  • The Design: “Diseño Dalí Expo – Figueras-1960”.
  • The Postmark: “Matasellos de Figueras” for the Agrupación Filatélica y Numismática.
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 13 · 1946 Newspaper Clipping (15.5 × 25 cm)

  • The Article: “Salvador Dalí Inaugura su Era Atómica. Las Esfinges de Bikini”.
  • The Imagery: Photograph described by Dalí as a “boneless self-portrait”.
  • Postal Markings: Includes 3-peseta Teatro Museo Dalí stamp, dated September 20, 1974.
  • The Signature: Ink signature and blue thumbprint.

nº 14 · Double-Sided Document, August 12, 1961 (16 × 24 cm)

  • Page 1: Dalí addressing the public, signed.
  • Page 2: Official itinerary of the tribute.
  • Page 3: Illustration “Vivan los toreros de España”, signed and dated 1961.
  • Page 4: Donation card (10 ptas) with handwritten “8” and blue thumbprint.

nº 15 · Front Page Magazine D’Aci i D’Allà (31 × 21 cm)

The Signature: Large expressive Dalí ink signature on the front.


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