Playing cards from Salvador Dali

The great surrealist could not ignore the topic of gambling and created his own unique deck of cards. This happened in 1967, when Dali released 17 lithographs measuring 57x38 cm with images of 16 high cards and one Joker. When creating the cards, the artist uses his signature style: a watch with supports on the front side and, intertwined in a fancy pattern, the signatures “Dali and Gala” on the back. The body parts of some kings, queens and jacks are encrypted in a mosaic of geometric shapes. You'll definitely have something to look at while your opponent makes his move.

Material: Smooth coated art cardboard