Salvador Dali
Overview
'Untitled' from Dali's renowned Japanese Fairy Tales suite , 1974
Salvador Dalí (1904-1989) was a highly influential Surrealist artist, known for creating dreamlike, imaginative paintings inspired by the subconscious. Using techniques to depict bizarre, fantastical scenes, he combined detailed rendering with irrational imagery to produce striking, otherworldly compositions.
Works
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King of Hearts - Playing Cards Portfolio, 1972£ 8,945.00 -
Inferno Canto 20: Diviners & Sorcerers , 1960£ 1,950.00
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'Hanasakaji san' from Dali's renowned Japanese Fairy Tales suite , 1974£ 2,950.00
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'Shitakiri' from Dali's renowned Japanese Fairy Tales suite , 1974£ 2,950.00
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'Untitled' from Dali's renowned Japanese Fairy Tales suite , 1974£ 2,950.00
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'Untitled' from Dali's renowned Japanese Fairy Tales suite , 1974£ 2,950.00
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The Bestiary of La Fontaine Dalinise - The Deer Seeing Itself in Water, 1974£ 2,950.00
Biography
'Untitled' from Dali's renowned Japanese Fairy Tales suite , 1974
Salvador Dalí was a major figure in the Surrealist movement, which aimed to tap into the subconscious and explore imaginative, irrational, and fantastical imagery. Dalí was famous for his eccentric public image, known for his dramatic outfits, wide-eyed expression, and iconic waxed moustache. His talent for self-promotion and creating a personal brand left a lasting impact on popular culture, and his larger-than-life personality often influenced his art.
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