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The document discusses surrealism as an art movement that aimed to depict ideas from dreams and the subconscious mind in strange and unnatural ways. It provides examples of surrealist artists Rene Magritte and Salvador Dali, describing some of their most famous works that featured imaginary creatures and situations from dreams. It also gives biographical details about Dali, explaining how he was expelled from art school but later embraced surrealism, growing his iconic mustache and pursuing that style for the rest of his career.
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Salvador Dal鱈 had a difficult childhood that involved the death of his older brother and mother, which had a profound impact on him. He became close friends with influential artists like Luis Bu単uel and Federico Garc鱈a Lorca. Dal鱈 was heavily influenced by Picasso and developed his own surrealist style. He is most famous for works like "The Persistence of Memory" and pioneering the paranoiac-critical method. In later life, Dal鱈 dedicated himself to creating the Dal鱈 Theater-Museum in Figueres, Spain, which houses many of his works. He is considered a genius and the iconic figure of the surrealist movement.Salvador dali3
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Salvador Dali was a famous Spanish Surrealist artist known for his dreamlike paintings that merged reality and imagination. He pioneered new artistic techniques to depict melting clocks, floating objects, and other impossible scenes. Dali had a flair for self-promotion and created not just paintings but also sculptures, films, furniture, and other works that pushed creative boundaries.Dali & Surrealism
Dali & SurrealismEuropean expert for the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA)
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Speech at Kennesaw State University (Georgia, USA), celebrating the Year of Spain for the Visiting Teachers' program, Ministry of Education of Spain (MECD) in 2004. I had the pleasure to deepen in a topic I love.Salvador dali ppt
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Salvador Dali was a 20th century Spanish surrealist painter, sculptor, and graphic artist born in 1904 in Figueras, Spain and died in 1989 in the same city. He is considered the most famous surrealist artist known for works depicting bizarre and dreamlike images that reflected the unreality of dreams and the paranoid state of mind. Some of his most iconic works include The Persistence of Memory which features melting clocks, and Lobster Telephone which combines images of food and appliances. He made significant contributions to surrealist film and writing as well as theater, jewelry design, and exhibitions.Salvador dali
- 1. Surreal Unreal or dreamlike
- 2. Surrealism 1924-1930 Surrealists wanted to free their minds of rational thought, to paint the ideas that were buried deep in their minds. These artists did not wish their work to make sense. This is why many of the paintings look like scenes from a dream (or nightmare). Many Surrealist paintings include imaginary creatures or real-life creatures shown in unnatural ways.
- 4. The Son of Man
- 5. The Man in the Bowler Hat
- 7. The Strange Life of Dali While at art school, Dali painted in a few different styles. It was also during this time that he developed the first of his many strange styles of dress: He grew his hair long and wore sideburns and he dressed in suit coats, stockings, and short pants that stopped at the knee. After nearly four years of school, his ego had grown so large that he decided he was too good for any of the professors to judge him. When he expressed this feeling, he was kicked out of the academy. After he left the Academia de San Fernando, Dali began to experiment will Surrealism. He also grew a thin mustache that curved up at either end. Both the mustache and the surrealist style would last the rest of Dalis life.
- 8. The Persistence of Memory About the painting: This is the best known painting by Salvador Dal鱈. After entertaining guests in the evening, Dal鱈 sat at the table looking upon the soft, half melted Camembert cheese. Suddenly the idea of melting watches came to him and he immediately got to work. During this time in Dal鱈's life he was influenced by Freud, and dream analysis was an active ingredient in Dal鱈's paintings.