Dalí: A Study of his Art-in-Jewels is a book that examines the fascinating intersection between the work of the famous surrealist Salvador Dalí and his jewelry creation. The publication highlights jewelry pieces that reflect his distinctive style and artistic approach, showing how Dalí applied his surrealist vision to goldsmithing. Through photographs and essays, the book provides a unique insight into Dalí's creativity, exploring not only the jewelry itself, but also the context and inspiration behind these works, offering readers a new perspective on the artistic legacy. by Dalí.

Published in 1959

- Format: Hardcover
- Editor: The New York Graphic Society
- Text: English
- Measurements: 29.3cm (height) x 22.5cm (width) x 2cm (depth)

Vintage book containing small signs of use and age.