This world-famous surrealist artist produced lots of interesting work between 1923 and 1981. Dalì was largely inspired by the literary work that he illustrated: Alice in Wonderland, Dr Faust, The Divine Comedy, the Bible, the Loves of Cassandra and Hamlet are just a few examples.
Various symbols and local or current events have given him inspiration to work on topics like mythological symbolism, hippies or even bullfights.
But often the inspiration came from within; the world of his boundless imagination provided him with motives like strange landscapes with melting watches, women with drawers, long-legged elephants. These expressions betrayed the artistic fantasies and dream world of their maker.
Inter Art has the following collections in stock (under restriction):
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- The philosophers’ alchemy
- Cassandra’s lovers
- The art of love
- Aurelia
- Bestiary of la Fontaine
- Knights of the Round Table
- Conquest of the Cosmos
- Divine Comedy
- Ten recipes for Immortality
- Faust
- Surrealist Women
-Flordali
-Hippies
- Editions Les heures claires
- Mozes and Monotheïsm
- Melopomène |
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- Mythology
- Pantagruel (back and white)
- Pantagruel (colour edition)
- Paradise Lost
- Process and Diffamation
- The Quest of the Holy Grail
- King, I wait for you in Babylonia
- Surrealist bullfight
- Time Suite
- Venus in fur
- Quevedo’s Vision
- Stained glass windows
- Alice in Wonderland
- Anamorphs
- After 50 years of Surrealism
- Babaou
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- The Bible
- Casanova
- Dalì’s horses
- 5 Spanish portraits
- Decamerone
- Homage to Meisonner
- Mao Tse Tung
- Nine Landscapes
- Secret poems
- Cocked hat
- Tienta in Spain
- Individual bullfight
- La vida es sueño
- The 12 tribes of Israel |
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MUSEUM-GALLERY XPO: The exhibition holds a vast collection of watercolours, paintings (various techniques), drawings, world-famous series of graphic work and a series of authentic sculptures with their multiples.
We can send you pictures of the chosen works of art on simple request, along with a technical file and a price-offer.
Please contact info@interart.be with your questions on these or other works by Salvador Dalì. |
