WILLIAMSVILLE, NY.- On August 17, Artdaily.org broke the story about the discovery of a hidden trove of 15 dedicatory drawings and sketches by Spanish Surrealist master Salvador Dali, which had been sequestered for decades in a bank vault in downtown Buffalo, New York. They were gifts by Dali to the late Dr. Edmund Klein, who found a cure for a certain form of skin cancer and secretly treated the famed Catalan artist over the course of 10 years or so.

Now the 30-page catalog of the Dr. Edmund Klein Collection of Salvador Dali Originals is being showcased online at www.dalicatalog.net -- and features the only broadcast news footage of Mrs. Klein and her daughters speaking about the unique collection.

Also shown on the clip – from WGRZ-TV Channel 2, the NBC network affiliate in Western New York – is Paul Chimera, adviser to the collection and former publicity director of the world’s first Salvador Dali Museum, which had originally been located in Beachwood, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland.