In these two etchings from his *Tauromachie surréaliste* series, Salvador Dalí merges the visceral drama of the Spanish bullfight with the dreamlike logic of Surrealism, employing aquatint and vibrant stencil hand-coloring to create richly layered compositions. The works reflect Dalí's lifelong fascination with spectacle, transformation, and the unconscious, where bullfighting becomes a metaphor for deeper psychological and mythological forces. Printed on Arches paper with full margins, the etchings showcase Dalí's mastery of printmaking as a medium capable of conveying both precise detail and hallucinatory atmosphere.