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Salvador Dali (Paperback)
Series: Critical Lives
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Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dali y Domenech, Marquis of Pubol,
was born in Catalonia on May 11, 1904, and died on January 23,
1989. Best known as a surrealist painter, his artistic output also
included film, sculpture, photography and writing. Dali is also
notorious for his eccentric behaviour and his involvement with the
Dada movement, which often drew more attention to himself than his
art. In this new narrative exploration of Salvador Dali, highly
respected art and literary historian Mary Ann Caws surveys the life
and work of one of the most fascinating and colourful figures in
the history of art. She recounts the influence of the Catalan
region and dialect on his early life, as well as his expulsions
from school and from the School of Fine Arts in Madrid; his
involvement with the Surrealists, and his work with Bunuel and
their films "Un chien andalou" and "L'Age d'or", and the impact and
reception of both films at the time. Dali's turbulent personal life
brought him into contact with a rich assortment of intellectual
figures and Caws considers his relationships with his family and
his lovers, including Elena Diakonova (Gala), who was married to
the poet Paul Eluard when they met, and friends such as poet
Federico Garcia Lorca. Caws also closely examines Dali's work: his
famous Surrealist paintings, 'hand-painted dream photographs' such
as "The Persistence of Memory" and "Autumnal Cannibalism?", as well
as his writing, photography, sculpture and film. Well-researched,
and full of telling anecdotes, "Salvador Dali" will appeal to the
large readership who are already familiar with this extraordinary
artist, as well as to those who have heard much and wish to know
more about the life and work of this pivotal figure in modern art.
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