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Page 1: Salvador Dalí

Salvador Dalí

Surrealism

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Salvador Dalí

Dalí was born in Figueras, a town in the Catalonian region of Spain, on

May 11, 1904.

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Dalí--un artista joven

Dalí began to draw when he was 10 years old.

At 15 years old, he had his first art exhibit.

When he was 16, Dalí went to Madrid to study at the School of Fine Arts.

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His work at an early age

Landscape Near Figueras, 1910

Painted when Dalí was six years old.

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Painted when Dalí was ten.

Landscape Near Ampurdan, 1914

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His early work

Duck, 1918

Painted when Dalí was fourteen years old.

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Painted at 17 years of age

Festival of St. Lucia at Villa Malla, 1921

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Dalí, un estudiante traviesoWhile in Madrid, Dalí became known

for his excentric outfits, such as a disproportionately large tie and a cape that dragged the ground.

Dalí did not get along with his teachers, and he was expelled twice.

He never took his final exams, because he didn’t think that any of the teachers were qualified to examine his work.

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El bigote famoso de DalíIn the 1920’s Dalí

grew his famous moustache.

He grew it because of the influence of Diego Velásquez, a famous Spanish painter.

He wore this moustache the rest of his life.

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El bigote famoso de Dalí

Velázquez, 17th century Dalí, 20th century

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Influencias artísticas

Dalí went to Paris in 1926, where he met Picasso, for whom he had a great deal of respect.

Picasso’s influence is seen in many of Dalí’s paintings.

In 1929 Dalí joined a group of surrealists living in Paris.

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El surrealismo

The founder of surrealism was Andre Breton.

Breton thought that all the world’s problems were caused by rational thinking.

In Breton’s opinion, rational thinking is what led to World War I.

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El surrealismo

Instead of rational thinking, surrealism focuses on the subcon-scious mind.

According to Breton, dreams and fantasy should be expressed without editing.

Sleep, 1937

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El surrealismo

Both Breton and Sigmund Freud influenced Dalí.

Some years after Dalí joined the group of surrealists, Breton rejected him, accusing him of supporting fascism, of excessive, selfish publicity and of financial greed.

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En sus propias palabras

“At the age of 3 I wanted to be a cook. At the age of 5 I wanted to be Napo-león. And my ambition has been growing steadily ever since.”

“The difference between the surrealists and me is that I am a surrealist.”

The Ghost of the Evening, 1930

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El surrealismo de DalíDalí began to paint a

dream world in which normal objects became deformed and transformed in a bizarre and irrational way.

Dalí painted objects with a lot of detail and placed them in a bleak, sunlit landscape.

Myself at the Age of Five When I Was the Grasshopper Child, 1933

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The Persistence of Memory

The most well-known work of Salvador Dalí.

He painted it in 1931.

What do you think Dalí was trying to say through this painting?

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The Persistence of Memory

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¿How do the following works reflect Dalí’s surrealist style?

Geological Destiny, 1933

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¿Cómo reflejan estas obras el estilo surrealista de Dalí?

Hairdresser Depressed by the Persistent Good Weather, 1934

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¿Cómo reflejan estas obras el estilo surrealista de Dalí?

Portrait of Gala with Two Lamp Chops Balanced on Her Shoulder, 1933

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¿Cómo reflejan estas obras el estilo surrealista de Dalí?

The Burning Giraffe, 1937

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¿Cómo reflejan estas obras el estilo surrealista de Dalí?

Apparition of the Town of Delft, 1936

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¿Cómo reflejan estas obras el estilo surrealista de Dalí?

Swans Reflecting Elephants, 1937

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1940-1955

After Breton expelled Dalí from the surrealist group for insulting him, Dalí spent time designing theater sets, jewelry and store interiors (In addition to painting) in the United States.

The Angelus of Gala, 1935

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La musa de Dalí

Dalí met his wife, Gala, while he was living in Paris.

Gala is seen in many of Dalí’s works.

Melancholy, 1942

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1950-1970

Dalí began to paint religious themes.

Crucifixion, 1954

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1950-1970

Dalí also painted themes from his childhood during this period of his life.

His brother died 9 months before Dalí was born.

Portrait of my Dead Brother, 1963

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1971-1989

After the death of his wife, Gala, Dalí tried to commit suicide several times.

Dalí died in 1989 at the age of 84 in the town where he was born.Ready-to-wear Fashion for Next

Spring: “Garlands, Nests and Flowers,” 1981

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Su proyecto

Two images in one using magazine photos,

scissors and glue.

Gala Contemplating the Mediterranean Sea Which at Twenty Meters Becomes the Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, Homage to Rothko, 1976

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Su proyecto

Two images in one using magazine photos,

scissors and glue.

Fifty Abstract Paintings Which as Seen from Two Yards Change into Three Lenins Masquerading as Chinese and as Seen from Six Yards Appear as the Head of a Royal Bengal Tiger, 1963

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Algunos ejemplos

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“There is only one difference between a madman and me. I am not mad.” --Salvador Dalí