Does a Salvador Dali limited edition bas relief sculpture in the image of Lincoln in Dalivison have any value?

Answer 1

Called the "Bronze Edition," the bronze with no added patina Dali-Vision sculpture of Lincoln, published in 1977, by Martin-LawrenceLimited Editions, was done in a limited run of 215. (There were two separate runs of this edition.) When in optimal condition, properly signed in the plate by the artist (lower right corner), and with proven provenance, this would usually be expected to bring between $5,000 - $7,000 at auction. If actually signed in hand by the artist, the price will improve by between 10%- 15%.

Called the "Silver Edition," the bronze with silver patina Dali-Vision sculpture of Lincoln, published in 1977, by Martin-Lawrence Limited Editions, was done in a limited run of 175. (There were two separate runs of this edition.) When in optimal condition, properly signed in the plate by the artist (lower right corner), and with proven provenance, this would usually be expected to bring between $6,000 - $9,000 at auction. If actually signed in hand by the artist, the price will improve by between 10%- 15%.

Called the "Gold Edition," the bronze with gold patina Dali-Vision sculpture of Lincoln, published in 1977, by Martin-Lawrence Limited Editions, was done in a limited run of 160. (There were four separate runs of this edition.) When in optimal condition, properly signed in the plate by the artist (lower right corner), and with proven provenance, this would usually be expected to bring between $7,000 - $10,000 at auction. If actually signed in hand by the artist, the price will improve by between 10%- 15%.

Called the "Platinum Edition," the bronze with platinum patina Dali-Vision sculpture of Lincoln, published in 1977, by Martin-LawrenceLimited Editions, was done in a limited run of 75. (There were two separate runs of this edition.) When in optimal condition, properly signed in plate by the artist (lower right corner), and with proven provenance, this would usually be expected to bring between $8,000- $12,000 at auction. If actually signed in hand by the artist, the price will improve by between 10%- 15%.
Holland, Belgium France.

In France: Paris, Arles, Saint-Rémy, Auvers.

Answer 2

Called the "Bronze Edition," the bronze with no added patina Dali-Vision sculpture of Lincoln, published in 1977, by Martin-LawrenceLimited Editions, was done in a limited run of 215. (There were two separate runs of this edition.) When in optimal condition, properly signed in the plate by the artist (lower right corner), and with proven provenance, this would usually be expected to bring between $5,000 - $7,000 at auction. If actually signed in hand by the artist, the price will improve by between 10%- 15%.

Called the "Silver Edition," the bronze with silver patina Dali-Vision sculpture of Lincoln, published in 1977, by Martin-Lawrence Limited Editions, was done in a limited run of 175. (There were two separate runs of this edition.) When in optimal condition, properly signed in the plate by the artist (lower right corner), and with proven provenance, this would usually be expected to bring between $6,000 - $9,000 at auction. If actually signed in hand by the artist, the price will improve by between 10%- 15%.

Called the "Gold Edition," the bronze with gold patina Dali-Vision sculpture of Lincoln, published in 1977, by Martin-Lawrence Limited Editions, was done in a limited run of 160. (There were four separate runs of this edition.) When in optimal condition, properly signed in the plate by the artist (lower right corner), and with proven provenance, this would usually be expected to bring between $7,000 - $10,000 at auction. If actually signed in hand by the artist, the price will improve by between 10%- 15%.

Called the "Platinum Edition," the bronze with platinum patina Dali-Vision sculpture of Lincoln, published in 1977, by Martin-LawrenceLimited Editions, was done in a limited run of 75. (There were two separate runs of this edition.) When in optimal condition, properly signed in plate by the artist (lower right corner), and with proven provenance, this would usually be expected to bring between $8,000- $12,000 at auction. If actually signed in hand by the artist, the price will improve by between 10%- 15%.
Holland, Belgium France.

In France: Paris, Arles, Saint-Rémy, Auvers.