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'''Salvador Dali''' (Figueres 1904 - Figueres 1989) Spanish [[Surrealism|Surrealist]] painter and sculptor.
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In Paris in 1929, Dali met [[Joan Miró]], Andre Breton and his Surrealist group, the Romanian Dadaist Tristan Tzara and Paul Eluard. It was here that Dali first met Gala, his former wife.
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His early works are experiments with contemporary techniques: [[Impressionism|Impressionist]] works like ''Self-Portrait'' (1921), [[Pointillism|Pointillist]] like  ''Nude in a Landscape'' (1922-1923); ''Portrait of the Cellist Ricardo Pichot'' (1920) and ''Portrait of Luis Buñuel'' (1924) lean closer towards [[Post-Impressionism]], and  ''Venus and Amorini'' (1925), is executed in the [[Cubism|Cubist]] style.  
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In 1938, Dali traveled to London, meeting with [[Sigmund Freud]] and painting a number of portraits of the famous psychologist. In 1946, Dali drew cartoons for [[Walt Disney]], and did work for the [[Alfred Hitchcock]] film "Spellbound." In 1978, Dali became a member of the Academie des Beaux-Arts in Paris. <ref> [http://www.abcgallery.com/D/dali/dalibio.html Biography] Olga's Gallery </ref>
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Dali supported the Spanish [[Francisco Franco]] (even painted 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. His political views were more artistic than real.
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Dali is considered to had possessed excellent painting skills – his works were technically brilliant – and an extraordinary imagination. His most famous work is ''The Persistence Of Memory''.
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Image:Dalí Self-Portrait.jpg|"Self-Portrait"
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Image:Dalí The First Day of Spring.jpg|"The First Day of Spring"
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Image:Dalí Figure on the Rocks.jpg|"Figure on the Rocks"
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Image:Dalí The Persistence of Memory.jpg|"The Persistence of Memory"
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Image:Dalí Venus and Sailor.jpg|"Venus and Sailor"
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Image:Dalí The Rotting Donkey.jpg|"The Rotting Donkey"
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Image:Dalí The Invisible Man.jpg|"The Invisible Man"
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Image:Dali The Virgin of Guadalupe.jpg|"The Virgin of Guadalupe"
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[[Image:Dalí The Christ of St. John of the Cross.jpg|center|The Christ of St. John of the Cross]]
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'''The Christ of St. John of the Cross'''
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== See also ==
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*[[Painting Masterpieces]]
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*[[Painting Schools]]
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== External links ==
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*[http://www.salvador-dali.org/en_index.html Salvador Dalí Foundation]
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*[http://www.salvadordalimuseum.org/home.html Salvador Dali Museum]
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*[http://www.dalionline.com/sculpture.html Salvador Dali Sculpture]
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== References ==
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Revision as of 16:56, November 22, 2008

Self Portrait

Salvador Dali (Figueres 1904 - Figueres 1989) Spanish Surrealist painter and sculptor.

In Paris in 1929, Dali met Joan Miró, Andre Breton and his Surrealist group, the Romanian Dadaist Tristan Tzara and Paul Eluard. It was here that Dali first met Gala, his former wife.

His early works are experiments with contemporary techniques: Impressionist works like Self-Portrait (1921), Pointillist like Nude in a Landscape (1922-1923); Portrait of the Cellist Ricardo Pichot (1920) and Portrait of Luis Buñuel (1924) lean closer towards Post-Impressionism, and Venus and Amorini (1925), is executed in the Cubist style.

In 1938, Dali traveled to London, meeting with Sigmund Freud and painting a number of portraits of the famous psychologist. In 1946, Dali drew cartoons for Walt Disney, and did work for the Alfred Hitchcock film "Spellbound." In 1978, Dali became a member of the Academie des Beaux-Arts in Paris. [1]

Dali supported the Spanish Francisco Franco (even painted 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. His political views were more artistic than real.

Dali is considered to had possessed excellent painting skills – his works were technically brilliant – and an extraordinary imagination. His most famous work is The Persistence Of Memory.


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  • "Self-Portrait"

  • "The First Day of Spring"

  • "Figure on the Rocks"

  • "The Persistence of Memory"

  • "Venus and Sailor"

  • "The Rotting Donkey"

  • "The Invisible Man"

  • "The Virgin of Guadalupe"


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The Christ of St. John of the Cross

See also

External links

References

  1. ↑ Biography Olga's Gallery
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