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Salvador Dalí was a famous Spanish painter, sculptor, and engraver born in Figueres, Spain in 1904. He is considered one of the most influential surrealist artists and was known for his highly imaginative and thought-provoking works. Some of his most famous pieces include images with melting clocks and a painting featuring a corpse's face surrounded by snakes. Dalí designed the Salvador Dalí Museum in Figueres, which houses many of his works and cemented his legacy as a revolutionary artist who changed the course of 20th century art.
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- 1. SALVADOR DALÍ -Tomás Soto -Maria del Mar Lorenzo -Saray Villar
- 2. HIS LIFE +Salvador Dalí ,born in Figueres on May 11,1904 and died on January 23, 1989. He was painter,sculptor,engraver... Is one of the maximum representatives of surrealism SPOUSE;Gala Dalí (1934-1982)
- 3. THE IMPORTANCE OF DALÍ FOR US ● +We have chosen this painter because he had a very deep art and surreal +And he could convey very deep feelings
- 4. WHY,DALÍ? +The town Figueres is the birthplace of artist Salvador Dalí,and has the Museu Salvador Dalí,a museum designed by Dalí himself. +Here too two well known famous people were born
- 5. SOME WORKS OF ART FROM DALÍ +In the photo,you can see the face of a corpse.This face is surrounded by snakes. +You can see the orange sky.
- 6. +In this photo we can see clocks melting on top of various objects. And we can see a breakwater. The picture has dark colors .
- 7. RECOGNITION OF DALÍ +His art was known for its ability to create a personal style that stood out from the crowd and was highly expressive. And using this style changed art because he used new methods To this day,few people do not know Dalí as he was a revolutionary change for the time in which he lived