London, Dec 12 : A collection of bronze sculptures modelled by the surrealist Salvador Dali are expected to fetch up to 1 million pounds at an auction in London.
The artist, who is better known for his paintings, created the 44 works despite the onset of Parkinson''s disease and by a swimming pool at his summer residence in Port Lligat, Spain.
They include a jewelled talisman, a dragon, a mythical lion and a silhouette of a flamenco dancer.
Bonhams, in New Bond Street, London, which is auctioning the items, said Dali created them through the difficult "lost wax" medium, reports BBC.
Isidro Clot, who commissioned the works, called them "Dalinian origami".