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- Phthalo Green
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- 1954
- 1959
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- 1941
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- Divine Comedy
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- 1982
Explore Salvador Dalí's surreal 'The Isle of the Dead - Centre, Section'. A haunting landscape filled with symbolism and dreamlike imagery, reflecting the artist’s exploration of the human psyche.
Witness Salvador Dalí's surreal vision in 'Purgatory Canto 23'! Explore the iconic painting’s dreamlike imagery, featuring animals & objects from his Divine Comedy series. A unique hand-painted reproduction.
Experience the dreamlike world of Salvador Dalí's 'The First Day of Spring.' This 1923 gouache explores surrealism and symbolism, blending realism with fantasy.
Salvador Dalí's 'The Enigma of William Tell' (1933) is a surreal masterpiece blending myth, politics & personal rebellion. Explore distorted figures, symbolic elements & Dalí’s provocative commentary.
Dive into Salvador Dalí's surreal 'Set design for Los Sacos Del Molinero'. A captivating painting of stacked white birds, embodying duality and dreamlike imagery from the iconic artist.
Salvador Dalí’s surrealist masterpiece ‘Homage to Meirronier,’ captures a dreamlike landscape populated by birds and a prominent clock—a quintessential symbol of time—reflecting the artist's fascination with subconscious imagery and cementing his legacy in 20th-century art.