Spellbound, Salvador Dali
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Lunchtime!
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The Death card from Salvador Dali’s Universal Dali Tarot deck
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Dalí with hypercube, one of his artistic obsession
Sunday Dalí: Hour of the Monarchy, 1969. Oil, diameter 3 metres. Ceiling in the Palacete Albeniz, Montjuic, Barcelona. Property of the Town Hall of Barcelona.
Sunday Dalí: Battle Around a Dandelion, 1947. Jacquard Tapestry No. 571 of 600, 42.5 x 54 cm.
This has a Walt Disney feel to me.
Sunday Dalí: Sentimental Colloquy, 1948. Oil on canvas. 10 ¼ x 18 ½ inches. Salvador Dalí Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida.
I saw this piece this weekend. It was surprisingly small. In fact, most of the pieces I love were so skewed in scale in my head. This one is sometimes called a “study”, which is a word that diminishes its seriousness. It’s not a study at all. It’s a complete concept en route to a larger work (which was never performed.)
Update: Tumblr fail, again. Ugh. Oh well. BONUS SURREALISM!1
Actually no. I’m retracting the previous post and re-posting it tomorrow. It’s unfair to the artist to do otherwise. ↩
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