Salvador Dali

buckky

Filthy sinner

Culture

06 Jul 08

buckky

Filthy sinner

Outskirts of bliss

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06 Jul 08

I recently visited the Dali museum in Florida. It's fantastic. Dali might have sold out as far as doing all he could to generate money but I love the guy.

kirksey957

Outkast

With White Women

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06 Jul 08

Originally posted by buckky
I recently visited the Dali museum in Florida. It's fantastic. Dali might have sold out as far as doing all he could to generate money but I love the guy.

Is the portrait of Lincoln still there?

rbmorris

Vampyroteuthis

Infernalis

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07 Jul 08

Originally posted by buckky
I recently visited the Dali museum in Florida. It's fantastic. Dali might have sold out as far as doing all he could to generate money but I love the guy.

I went there a few years ago. I was on a business trip and had the evening to myself, so I decided to take a drive over and check it out. It's not often I get to Florida. The Dali Museum was amazing. I'm really glad I went.

It makes me a little nervous though, seeing all those incredible works of art stored so close to the water, especially with all the hurricanes and flooding lately in that part of the country.

Badwater

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07 Jul 08

Sell out or not, there was no one like Dali. He and Renoir are my favorite artists and the rest aren't even close.

I have some wonderful signed Dali prints. 🙂

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Palynka

Upward Spiral

Halfway

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07 Jul 08

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The ability to see through his extreme popularity.

kbaumen

Sigulda, Latvia

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07 Jul 08

I'm not an expert of arts and, actually, all I know about Dali (or have heard about him) is that he's paintings usually have objects in motion or simply mid-air but what I really like is Halsman's Dali Atomicus. That's truly an amazing photo.

Here's the link if someone hasn't seen it - http://pics.livejournal.com/alphamomentum/pic/0001xyfy

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Bosse de Nage

Zellulärer Automat

Spiel des Lebens

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08 Jul 08

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If you don't like 'The Metamorphosis of Narcissus' you may as well not bother.

It's been a while since I delved into Dali. I enjoyed his writing very much.

*Yes.

pawnhandler

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08 Jul 08

Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
If you don't like 'The Metamorphosis of Narcissus' you may as well not bother.

It's been a while since I delved into Dali. I enjoyed his writing very much.

*Yes.

http://tinyurl.com/6pdkv3

Can't say it's my cup of tea.

AThousandYoung

1st Dan TKD Kukkiwon

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12 Jul 08

The Persistence of Memory is the painting I always think of. I find his technical skill in painting melty-clocks fascinating.

http://www.authenticsociety.com/about/ThePersistenceOfMemory_Dali

neonpeon41

The Conductor

With the band

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13 Jul 08

I just returned from NYC. Unfortunately the one thing I had to cut from my itinerary was the MoMA where "The Persistence of Memory" was on display as well as other works by Dali. 🙁

np