Calanque Jonculs Cadaques by Salvador DaliPoster con cornice

Calanque Jonculs Cadaques belongs to the Surrealist period of Salvador Dali, when the coast near his home in Spain kept appearing in his work. Rock walls meet still water, and the shapes are pared down to bare outlines. The scene stays quiet and dry, with no people in it.

The framed poster is a printed sheet held in a wooden frame with a back panel behind it. It arrives already put together. The frame gives the coast picture a firm edge, so the open water inside it holds its place.

In a hallway, the print hangs where the morning light falls. You pass it on the way to the kitchen and catch the line of the far cliff each time.