"Le Bureaucrate" is a 1969 etching with drypoint by Salvador Dalí that presents the artist's characteristically surrealist interpretation of bureaucratic life, rendered through precise linear technique on Arches paper. This artist's proof, printed by André François Petit in Paris, demonstrates Dalí's mastery of the printmaking medium and his satirical engagement with modern institutional structures. The work's substantial dimensions of 563 by 379 millimeters allow for intricate detail across the full-margined sheet, exemplifying the technical refinement Dalí brought to his graphic works during this period.