Salvador Dalí 
Mythology, Argus in Black, 1963 – 1965.
ML/Argillet #116; Fields #63 – 3A.
Drypoint etching on cream-wove Arches paper.
Signed and numbered at the lower margins.
Professionally framed to museum-grade, conservation standard materials.

Argus was a monster with many eyes, used as a guard by the gods. Hera, the wife of Zeus, asked Argus to watch Io, Zeus’ mistress. Zeus then sent Hermes to dispatch Argus. As a tribute, Hera placed his many eyes into the tail of a peacock, her favorite bird.

Salvador Dali – Off The Wall Gallery Houston, Texas.