Mutual absorption, eating, destruction – this is the plot of this work. In two merged figures, female and male features are guessed. The process is devoid of savagery, everything happens

The painting refers to a time that Dali described as “almost divine, the strict period of the rhinoceros horn,” arguing that the bend of this horn is the only absolutely

Portrait of Anna Maria Surrealist painter Salvador Dali is an autobiographical imprint of the brother’s relationship with his sister. Being the younger sister of the artist, Anna Maria Dali often

This is a relatively early thing for Salvador Dali. The painting was written in 1926 as a present by Garcia Lorca, with whom Dali was very friendly. Subsequently, the artist

A naked woman stands near a half-ruined wall with a window-loophole. Out of the window a piece of cloth hangs outward, resembling a lifeless body. The woman’s body is turned

The statue of Jupiter was created by order of the King of France. In the right hand the figure holds a lightning bolt, and in the left hand it holds

There are no flashy, sharply contrasting colors. The main colors are gray, reddish, terracotta, soft golden. The background – coastal rocks – a little blurred, and the woman’s body is

The painting “Imperial monument to a woman-child” is a vertical canvas, oversaturated with details. The monument itself has a distinctly phallic shape. The upper part of it is as if

By the end of the 1920s, Dali joined surrealism and developed a “paranoid – critical method” with which he extracted images and associations from his subconscious. The ‘funeral game’ was

In this picture, perhaps, everything is an illusion, with the exception of the Gal at the table. She is naked to the waist; her head is carelessly tied with a

“Astral-paranoid image” – the work of the surrealist Salvador Dali from the first steps of creation was torn to pieces, which had no roots and meaning. It was created by

Painting The birth of fluid desires, a description… The violence of colors is rejected by a brush. Thoughts are blown up by surrealism. Through destiny they follow the red thread

“Portrait of Picasso” by Salvador Dali – on the one hand, a sarcastic satire, on the other – a tribute to the great Spaniard, whom Dali admired, despite their numerous

Painting Salvador Dali “Battle of Tetuan” – ironic allusion to the same painting by the artist Mariano Fortuni. The plot of both paintings dates back to the historic event that

At the very beginning of his creative career, Dali wrote a series of landscapes of his homeland. Later he abandoned the generally accepted rules of painting, but Spanish landscapes were