This surrealist painting depicts a woman walking in a desert, holding blood against a backdrop of a vivid blue sky. Another noteworthy surrealist artwork showcases a man with a staircase for a hand while cooking an egg. Executed with the gouache on paper technique, the painting measures 16 x 12 inches and boasts a provenance traceable to a private collection in New York, acquired through a private sale in 1988. The piece is elegantly framed.The artist, born on May 11, 1904, and passing away on January 23, 1989, was a Spanish Surrealist known for a distinctive style reminiscent of Salvador Dali. For inquiries regarding certification, provenance, or any details about this piece, contact us anytime at (786) 901-3599 via text message or through the Live Auctioneers platform. A secondary market exists for uncatalogued paintings like this one, leading to lower estimated and sale prices compared to catalogued artist paintings. For additional insights into the market value and context of this exceptional painting, refer to the final image for pricing comparisons. If you have specific questions or need assistance understanding pricing comparables, feel free to reach out—we're here to help and provide any necessary information.

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