“Portrait of my father” – the work of young Salvador Dali. This is, at first glance, an image that depicts the young boy’s short-lived affection for his father. In the

The war completely turned the mind of the atheist Dali. The artist became a believer, which did not fail to reflect on his work. So mysticism and Christian motives began

One of the numerous images of the Virgin Mary in the works of Dali, although here it is seen the least clearly. This oil painting on canvas was finished in

“Tuna fishing” is seen by many as one of Dali’s latest masterpieces. This huge cloth exceeds the dimensions of 3 * 4 meters. It depicts the scene of the fierce

The semi-dark gate is illuminated by the rays that make their way outside, from the street. There, in the archway, you can see high city houses, the church of Gothic

Swans and three withered trees, reflected in the water, take on the appearance of elephants, and if you turn the picture upside down, the elephants turn into swans, and vice

Dali painted portraits almost throughout his creative career, beginning in his early years with members of his family and quickly moving to models willing to pay for it, as soon

The picture is sustained in the sepia color range, only azure is visible on the horizon – fairly, however, diluted with the same sepia – and in the center of

The painting of the Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí is full of dreams and “visions”, but much of his art came from the mind, for example the idea of depicting

From Ampordan, fenced off from the outside world by mountains. Ampordana with its gentle hills, azure sky, fertile land. With his slender cypresses, which Dali admired in his childhood –

“Naked Dali, contemplating the five ordered bodies, turning into corpuscles, from which suddenly Leda Leonardo, fertilized by the face of Gala, is created,” the description of the picture The seascape,

On this canvas, Dali portrayed a naked woman sitting on the clouds. Her hips are covered with a crumpled cloth flap. The woman’s face is hidden by a swirling cloud.

This surreal masterpiece is a magnificent example of Dali’s “paranoid-critical” method and his “accurate images of irrationality.” The plot of the picture is dictated by the myth of Narcissus, retold

The painting “Rider named Death” was written in 1934. It contains images typical of the works of Dali, dated by the same time. A rainbow cutting through thick clouds appears

Surreal and hard work “the phenomenon of the city of Delft” is difficult to confuse with the creation of other masters. Of course, this is Salvador Dali and of course,