Did you read the article? It's just one quote that shows the scale of his "art" production. It also shows he cared more about the output and money flow than what is actually printed and distributed under his name and signature. If it's not enough here is more:
> “(Dalí) was completely money obsessed, to the point of a mania,”
> The artist’s appetite for money ... made him a black sheep to many colleagues.
His greediness is the main reason the market of the fake lithographs exists in the first place.
Other artists calling him out isn't convincing to me. Every rock band that makes it big is a "sellout" to their unsuccessful colleagues. He had art that people wanted so he sold it widely and efficiently. Is that not the description of every monetarily successful artist? Or are you supposed to make poor business decisions and stumble into success on accident?
> “(Dalí) was completely money obsessed, to the point of a mania,”
> The artist’s appetite for money ... made him a black sheep to many colleagues.
His greediness is the main reason the market of the fake lithographs exists in the first place.