Showing 6 artworks with Salvador Dalí and with 1921
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- Cadaqués Landscape
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- Voyeur
- Self Portrait
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- Grandmother
- Early Years
- Catalonia Coastline
- Women
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- Color Palette
- Oil
- Twilight Scene
- Early Surrealism
- Yellow
- Observation
- White House
- Red Doors
- Sunset Landscape
- Dreamlike Painting
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Dive into Salvador Dalí's 'The Voyeur'! This surreal gouache painting (1921) captures a mysterious scene of observation and intrigue, showcasing Dali’s unique blend of realism & dreamlike fantasy. Explore its symbolism & post-impressionist style.
Explore Salvador Dali’s ‘The Garden at Lyane’ (1921), a captivating post-impressionist landscape showcasing his early surrealist experimentation. A serene scene of white houses and boats, now available as a stunning reproduction.
“Portrait of My Father” by Salvador Dalí (1921) embodies Surrealist innovation with meticulous detail and symbolic depth—a cornerstone of Dalí’s early artistic exploration. Explore WikiArt's collection!
Cadaqués, seen from Behind is a captivating 1921 oil on canvas painting by Salvador Dalí. Embracing post-impressionist techniques, it depicts Cadaqués’ hillside setting bathed in sunset hues, showcasing Dali’s exploration of light and color before his iconic surrealist style solidified. Explore this serene masterpiece and its symbolic references to time and mortality.
Witness Salvador Dalí's early surrealism! "Portrait of Grandmother Ana Sewing" (1921) captures a serene moment, blending realism with personal connection – a glimpse into the artist’s formative years.