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About 2 months ago while in a house in Palm Springs for the Coachella Music Festival I opened up a book about Salvador Dali and his paintings and their interpretations/meanings...I need to buy that book. Really increadible reading about the pieces and just analyzing them...anyone else fascinated by Dali?
Dalí with fellow surrealist artist Man Ray in Paris on June 16, 1934,
Dalí's Rhinoceros. 3.600 kilos. In Puerto José Banús.:
Face of War:
Tuna Fishing:
Still_Life_Moving_Fast:
The Hallucinogenic Toreador:
Dalí with fellow surrealist artist Man Ray in Paris on June 16, 1934,
Dalí's Rhinoceros. 3.600 kilos. In Puerto José Banús.:
Face of War:
Tuna Fishing:
Still_Life_Moving_Fast:
The Hallucinogenic Toreador:
- Legends abound that during his later years, he would take his students/disciples to fine restaurants and would order lavish banquets. When the bill arrived, Dali would write out a check, but before signing it, would draw a piece of original artwork on the back of the check as the waiter watched. The owner of the restaurant, knowing that he was in possession of a Dali original, would never cash the check. Therefore, Dali would be literally writing his own money.
- The U2 song "Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around the World", from the album Achtung Baby, features the lyrics "Yeah I dreamed that I saw Dali with a supermarket trolley, He was tryin' to throw his arms around a girl. He took an open top beetle through the eye of a needle, He was tryin' to throw his arms around the world."
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