Salvador Dali


Vogue cover from April, 1944

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Salvador Dali


Salvador Dali's illustration for Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, from 1969.

Down the Rabbit Hole

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Salvador Dali


Salvador Dali's frontispiece illustration for Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, from 1969.

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The magnificent, divine, surrealist Salvador Dali's Birthday is today. May 11, 1904 🌌🎬🖌🎼⏳

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USER: enluarar

" Afrodite, vens do amanhecer, és erguida da espuma e pareces no céu. A espuma do mar assemelha-se às brancas rosas... Dali, tu brotas, mais bela que qualquer flor antes germinada por gaia."

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illustration.
Lobster dress by Elsa Schiaparelli in collaboration with Salvador Dali

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fiz isso com meu ex namorado

a oc foi q única coisa boa q saiu dali Kkkkkk

inclusive ela é linda

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Henlooo!! I'm dali I like to drawing some folk-lore story and artistic stuff, also like to drawing with vibrant color ❤

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I finished ’s wonderful(!!!) THE DREAM LIFE OF SUKHANOV today & looked up some of the art. Picasso’s ‘Young Girl on a Ball,’ Chagall’s ‘Self-portrait with Muse,’ Dali’s ‘The Pharmacist of Ampurdan...,’ a panel of Bosch’s ‘The Garden of Earthly Delights.’

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So ayun dahil sa ECQ , Eto mga latest Vexel Art ko. HAHA mga 2 to 3 hours duration kada isa, lapag ko lang. Pagawa kayo? Dali tapos ket load lang hahah 100 ganun. Jonx.

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i hope we have another surge of surrealism/psychedelia, but this time in the animation stream (running in from fine arts).

knowing where Salvador Dali went in the end, that would be pretty cool. (atomic surrealism)

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"A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others."
- Salvador Dali, Spanish surrealist artist
How have you been inspiring others?

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"Dali and The Surrealists: Masterpieces from Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen" will be presented at The Te Papa Tongarewa Museum in New Zealand.

https://t.co/HNfZlxd71a

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"I do not understand why, when I ask for grilled lobster in a restaurant, I'm never served a cooked telephone.” Said Salvador Dali. Telephones featured in many of his artworks in the 1930s. "Dali believed that such objects could reveal the secret desires of the unconscious."

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