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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Salvador Dali Profile of Time is a captivating sculpture that immerses the viewer in a world of surreal symbolism and hidden meanings. The sculpture invites reflection on the themes of time, memory, and personal identity—central concepts in Dalí’s work. Inspired by his iconic 1931 painting The Persistence of Memory, Dalí transforms time into a fluid,
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This year marks a special celebration in the art world: the 130th anniversary of the mythical woman who shaped Dalí’s Genius, Elena Dmitrievna D’jakonova, famously known as Gala. Born on September 7, 1894, in Kazan, Russia, Gala became a key figure in Salvador Dalí’s life and work. This year also marks the 120th anniversary of
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Surrealism and the creativity that sparks from the subconscious Started from the ashes of the first world war, the surrealistic movement had in Paris its main cultural center where the artists exchanged thoughts and influences and developed the idea and philosophy. Giving more importance to dreams than to reality, to irrationality and subconscious more than
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When it comes to limited edition sculptures and art pieces, there’s no other medium quite like bronze. This heavy and dense metal is the perfect candidate for creating a small amount of highly valuable and collectible artworks. Bronze casting is an ancient process that dates back to around 2500 B.C., when it was first discovered
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Buying art is rewarding for our soul but often it is also a good financial investment. Art acquisitions can or should be based not only on aesthetic, artistic and emotional values, but also on the potential of appreciation as an investment. Historically art investment has offered good protection against high inflation and uncertainty or volatility
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The Dali Universe is the brand of a collection of Salvador Dalí artworks curated by Mr. Beniamino Levi. The Origins Mr. Levi began his path in the art business in the late ´50s when he opened an art gallery in the very center of Milan, in Via Montenapoleone. Thanks to this activity he had the
