The Salvador Dali The Two Nikes Double Victory of Samothrace Resin Sculpture Statue is a stunning and unique piece of art. Includes signature (See 3rd picture)

Vintage poly-resin/composite reproduction with a faux-bronze finish on a black-coated tiered base.

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In 1968, Dalí looked at the ancient Hellenistic Winged Victory of Samothrace, housed in the Louvre and saw a hidden duality. Instead of a single goddess, he envisioned twin forces. By fusing two headless, winged figures back-to-back, Dalí created "The Double Victory of Samothrace" (also associated with the mythological figure Lilith).This sculpture beautifully mirrors that vision. It represents the ultimate surrealist paradox: a classical icon fractured and multiplied, standing as a monument to victory, mystery, and the deeper duality of the human spirit. It is a mesmerizing conversation piece perfect for any collector of modern art.