In this 1974 lithograph, Dalí reinterprets Raphael's Renaissance masterpiece "The Marriage of the Virgin" through his distinctive Surrealist lens, transforming the classical composition with dreamlike distortions and unexpected visual juxtapositions. Part of his "Changes in Great Masterpieces" series, the work demonstrates Dalí's characteristic approach of deconstructing and reimagining canonical artworks to reveal hidden dimensions and psychological depths. The hand-signed and numbered print, limited to 350 copies, exemplifies Dalí's prolific engagement with printmaking as a medium for exploring the dialogue between classical tradition and modern avant-garde innovation.