Dalí's 1979 lithograph reimagines the classical mythological subject of the Judgement of Paris through the lens of Surrealism, characteristic of the artist's later career engagement with historical themes filtered through his distinctive dreamlike aesthetic. The work was printed in colors by Studio Siena in New York and published by Levine and Levine as part of the DALART edition, limited to 250 impressions on Arches wove paper. This signed and numbered example represents Dalí's continued exploration of how modern artistic technique could resurrect and transform timeless classical narratives.