Salvador Dali sculpture “Dance of Time” illustrate in three dimensions the cosmology of his thought, who, starting from the 1930s, transferred into art his profound obsession with the concept of space-time and of the relativity of time by mathematicians of physics like Albert Einstein or Minkowski and by philosophers like Henri Bergson or Edmund Husserl. […]
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For Salvador Dali, the image of the piano and its surrealist interpretation is perhaps one of the most fascinating and constantly intriguing due to the multitude of connections he constructed with music throughout his life: his surreal relationship with musical instruments, the choice of specific melodies to listen to while painting, and the desire to
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The theme of Saint George and the dragon has captivated artists throughout history, from Giotto and Raphael to Paolo Uccello and Salvador Dali. The Catalan artist explored this subject in various media, including his 1942 painting “Saint George” and the 1947 etching “Saint George and the Dragon” (which shows Raphael’s influence). His bronze sculpture, “Saint
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