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Dali's best-known works typically depict strange, dreamlike scenes or collections of objects in flat, otherwise featureless landscapes. Common subjects include vividly colored, often contorted human and animal forms, and optical tricks such as swans whose reflections appear like [[elephants]].

Dali's best-known works typically depict strange, dreamlike scenes or collections of objects in flat, otherwise featureless landscapes. Common subjects include vividly colored, often contorted human and animal forms, and optical tricks such as swans whose reflections appear like [[elephants]].

Dali supported the Spanish [[dictator]] [[Francisco Franco]] (even painting a portrait of Franco's grand-daughter) and declared himself [[monarchist]] in his 1970 book ''Dali by Dali''. He also denounced surrealist filmmaker Luis Buñuel as an [[atheist]]. However, his political views were more of an artistic pose than the product of sincere convictions.

Dali supported the Spanish [[dictator]] [[Francisco Franco]] (even painting a portrait of Franco's granddaughter) and declared himself [[monarchist]] in his 1970 book ''Dali by Dali''. He also denounced surrealist filmmaker Luis Buñuel as an [[atheist]]. However, his political views were more of an artistic pose than the product of sincere convictions.

But he has often denied to be a fascist. In his autobiography is written:

But he has often denied to be a fascist. In his autobiography is written: