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47				      <li><a href="/enigma-of-desire.jsp" >The Enigma of Desire, 1929</a></li>
48				      <li><a href="/the-great-masturbator.jsp">The Great Masturbator, 1929</a></li>
49				      <li><a href="/the-first-days-of-spring.jsp">The First Days of Spring, 1929</a></li>
50				      <li><a href="/persistence-of-memory.jsp" >Persistence of Memory, 1931</a></li>
51				      <li><a href="/archeological-reminiscence-millets-angelus.jsp">Archeological Reminiscence of Millet's "Angelus", 1933</a></li>
52              <li><a href="/soft-construction-with-boiled-beans.jsp" title="Spain, 1936-38 by Salvador Dali">Soft Construction with Boiled Beans, 1936</a></li>
53              <li><a href="/dream-caused-by-the-flight-of-a-bee-around-a-pomegranate-one-second-before-awakening.jsp">Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening</a></li>
54              <li><a href="/swans-reflecting-elephants.jsp" >Swans Reflecting Elephants, 1937</a></li>
55              <li><a href="/venus-de-milo-with-drawers.jsp">Venus de Milo with Drawers, 1936</a></li>
56              <li><a href="/sleep.jsp">Le Sommeil (Sleep), 1937</a></li>
57              <li><a href="/the-endless-enigma.jsp">The Endless Enigma, 1938</a></li>
58              <li><a href="/bacchanale.jsp">Bacchanale, 1939</a></li>
59              <li><a href="/the-face-of-war.jsp" title="The Face of War, 1941 by Salvador Dali">The Face of War, 1941</a></li>
60              <li><a href="/geopoliticus-child-watching-the-birth-of-the-new-man.jsp" title="">Geopoliticus Child Watching the Birth of the New Man, 1943</a></li>
61              <li><a href="/my-wife-nude-contemplating-her-own-flesh-becoming-stairs.jsp">My Wife Nude Contemplating Her Own Flesh Becoming Stairs, 1945</a></li>
62              <li><a href="/temptation-of-saint-anthony.jsp" title="The Temptation of Saint Anthony, 1946 by Salvador Dali">Temptation of Saint Anthony, 1946</a></li>
63              <li><a href="/three-sphinxes-of-bikini.jsp" title="Three Sphinxes Of Bikini by Salvador Dali">Three Sphinxes Of Bikini, 1947</a></li>
64              <li><a href="/portrait-of-picasso.jsp">Portrait of Picasso, 1947</a></li>
65              <li><a href="/elephants.jsp" title="The Elephant, 1948 by Salvador Dali">Elephants, 1948</a></li>
66              <li><a href="/leda-atomica.jsp">Leda Atomica, 1949</a></li>
67              <li><a href="/the-madonna-of-port-lligat.jsp" title="The Madonna of Port Lligat, 1950 by Salvador Dali">The Madonna of Port Lligat, 1950</a></li>
68              <li><a href="/christ-of-saint-john-of-the-cross.jsp" title="Christ of Saint John of the Cross, 1951 by Salvador Dali">Christ of Saint John of the Cross, 1951</a></li>
69              <li><a href="/head-exploding.jsp">Raphaelesque Head Exploding, 1951</a></li>
70              <li><a href="/galatea-of-the-spheres.jsp">Galatea of the Spheres, 1952</a></li>
71              <li><a href="/rhinocerotic-figure-of-phidias-illisos.jsp">Rhinocerotic Figure of Phidias's Illisos, 1954</a></li>
72              <li><a href="/the-disintegration-of-the-persistence-of-memory.jsp" title="The Hallucinogenic Toreador, 1970">The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory, 1954</a></li>
73				      <li><a href="/melting-watch.jsp" title="Melting Watch, 1954 by Salvador Dali">Melting Watch, 1954</a></li>
74              <li><a href="/crucifixion.jsp" title="Crucifixion, 1954 by Salvador Dali">Crucifixion, 1954</a></li>
75              <li><a href="/the-sacrament-of-the-last-supper.jsp" title="The Sacrament of the Last Supper, 1955 by Salvador Dali">The Sacrament of the Last Supper, 1955</a></li>
76              <li><a href="/landscape-with-butterflies.jsp" title="Landscape with Butterflies, 1956 by Salvador Dali">Landscape with Butterflies, 1956</a></li>
77              <li><a href="/rose-meditative.jsp">Rose Meditative, 1958</a></li>
78              <li><a href="/discovery-of-america-by-christopher-columbus.jsp" title="The Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, 1959">Discovery of American by Christopher Columbus, 1959</a></li>
79              <li><a href="/tuna-fishing.jsp">Tuna Fishing, 1967</a></li>
80              <li><a href="/gala-contemplating-the-mediterranean-sea.jsp">Gala Contemplating the Mediterranean Sea, 1976</a></li>
81              <li><a href="/the-swallows-tail-series-on-catastrophes.jsp">The Swallow's Tail - Series of Catastrophes, 1983</a></li>
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122              The Spanish painter <b>Salvador Dali</b> remains one of the most controversial and paradoxical artists of the twentieth century. Over the last few decades, Salvador Dali has gradually come to be seen, 
123              alongside the likes of <a href="https://www.pablopicasso.org">Picasso</a> and <a href="https://www.henrimatisse.org">Matisse</a>, as a prodigious figure whose life and work occupies a central and 
124              unique position in the history of modern art. Dali has also come to be regarded not only as its most well-known exponent but also, to many people, as an individual artist synonymous with Surrealism itself. 
125              In addition, Dali was a great artist who was a great self-publicist and showman. The combination was an irresistible formula for success. Born in 1904, most of the works he did revolve around painting, 
126              sculpture work, and he worked as a graphic artist and designer as well. During the course of his career, he experienced many different art forms, and experimented with a few styles, allowing him to 
127              further his points of expression, and the design pieces which he created during the illustrious and extensive career that he had. 
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130              Dali is known to be a famous Surrealist and depicting this theme through his paintings and other art works. Most of his works show a sort of dream sequence which he often draws hallucinatory 
131              characters. His major contribution to the Surrealist movement is called the "Paranoiac-Critical Method" which is a form of mental exercise of accessing the subconscious parts of the mind to 
132              have an artistic inspiration. He used this method to realize the dreams and imagination ha have in his mind, changing the real world the way he wanted and not necessarily what it was.
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135              During his career, he focused on cubism, futurism, as well as metaphysical painting work, until in 1929, he joined the group of surrealists, and this art movement which he felt a connection 
136              to. His fame and notoriety, and talent in the art world, quickly made him a leading force in the Surrealist movement, and he became one of the representatives of the art movement during the 
137              1930s. 
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141              The only difference between me and a madman is that I'm not mad. "<br>-Salvador Dali
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145              Salvador Dali cultivated exhibitionism and eccentricity in the work he created; not only in his art forms, but also in the way which he presented himself to the general public. In fact, in 
146              1936, at a surrealist exhibition in London, he came to the show dressed in a diving suit, and made claims that it was a source of his creative energy. This timeless showmanship not only helped 
147              him through the course of his career, it also helped propel him as one of the leading artists in the Surrealist movement of the time. A well-read student of <a href="https://www.sigmundfreud.net">Sigmund Freud</a>, 
148              Salvador Dali considered dreams and imagination as central rather than marginal to human thought. He also embraced the surrealist theory of automatism; he transformed this theory, into something that was seen in 
149              a more positive light, which he titled critical paranoia. Under the concept, he described how the artist should focus on cultivating a genuine delusion while still remaining aware at the back of their mind, that 
150              control and reason will be suspended for a period of time. Nowhere is the identification between the modern individual and the subject matter more evident than in Surrealism, where internal tumult is often envisioned 
151              as an external phenomenon, one iconic example of such works is <a href="/persistence-of-memory.jsp">Persistence of Memory</a>, 1931. The fact that many Surrealists were committed to grounding their visions with 
152              realistic detail may initially seem as unexpected as the Expressionist <a href="https://www.vincentvangogh.org">Vincent van Gogh</a>'s debt to observation, until we remember that the name of the movement refers 
153              not to the nonreal but to the surreal.
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161              In 1937, Salvador Dali visited Italy, and during this trip, was able to experience many new art forms and creative pieces. During this trip, his work took a turn, towards a more traditional, and 
162              more academic style, in comparison to some of the earlier works he created as a surrealist painter. This change in his art form, along with the political beliefs which Salvador Dali held, caused 
163              Breton to expel him from the surrealist art movement. Shortly after, in 1940, he moved to the US, where he remained until 1955, experimenting in this new style and technique, and with new design 
164              concepts which he had adopted while in Italy.
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167              While living in the US and working there, Salvador Dali devoted much time, and much of his work, to the public, and self publicity. During this time, many of the pieces he created, revolved 
168              around religious themes and many distinct religious images. One such piece was <a href="/christ-of-saint-john-of-the-cross.jsp">Christ of Saint John of the Cross</a>, which he painted in 1951. He also 
169              took an approach on sexual subjects as well, and many images he created were of his wife Gala. In 1955, Salvador Dali left the US, and made his way back to Spain. 
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172              Although a majority of the work which Salvador Dali created were paintings, he also created sculpture works, design in jewelry, he worked on illustrations for various books and book 
173              series, and he also did a series of work for different theaters, and different shows which were performed in the theaters. 
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177              Intelligence without ambition is a bird without wings.  &#8221;<br />-Salvador Dali
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181              <p>Much of what Dali does has its roots in the great traditions of painting, and the artist has always freely acknowledged his debt to the great masters, such as <a href="http://www.raphaelpaintings.org/">Raphael</a>, 
182              <a href="https://www.johannesvermeer.org">Johannes Vermeer</a>, <a href="https://www.rembrandtpaintings.com">Rembrandt</a>, and <a href="https://www.diego-velazquez.org" title="Diego Velazquez">Diego Velazquez</a>. His technique 
183              is traditional. His treatment of surfaces recalls Flemish painting of the time of van Eyck, and work of the Dutch little masters of the seventeenth century. He has painted still life resembling that of his great compatriot, 
184              Zurbaran. His drawing often has Renaissance qualities. His fantastic compositions have been likened to those of Hieronymus Bosch, and mythological and religious themes that he has used are centuries old. "Hidden forms" 
185              recur constantly in the history of painting, most recently in Redon and the Nabis, Bonnard and Vuillard. Some of Dali's later work, with splashes of paint or the effects of "shots" and "explosions", reminds us of what 
186              <a href="http://www.leonardodavinci.net">Leonardo da Vinci</a> wrote in his "Treatise on Painting" quoting <a href="http://www.titian.org">Titian</a>, who said that "by throwing a 
187              sponge full of color at a wall it leaves a stain in which a fine landscape can be seen... as well as heads of men, animals, battles, rocks, seas, clouds and other things...In this you will find marvelous ideas 
188              because the mind of the painter is stimulated to new inventions by obscure things."
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196              Just like <a href="http://www.williamshakespeare.net">William Shakespeare</a> on literature, and <a href="http://www.isaacnewton.org">Isaac Newton</a> on Physics, Dali's impact on surrealism is tremendous.
197              There is no denying that Salvador Dali is one of the most famous, and much-appreciated artists of the 20th century; but, there is also much conflict that revolves around him, and the work he did. Many who are critics of the 
198              artist, claim that following the short stint that he had as a 
198surrealist, he did very little, if any work that contributed to the art world, and to his career in general. On the flip side, there are others who appreciate his 
199              work, and visions. In fact, there is more than one museum that has been opened, which celebrates the artist, and which showcases quite a few of the pieces that Salvador Dali contributed to the art world, during the course of 
200              his career.
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204              The secret of my influence has always been that it remained secret.  &#8221;<br />-Salvador Dali
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208              Although actively engaged throughout his life in a serious dialogue with the history of world art which ranged from Renaissance Art masters <a href="http://www.michelangelo.org">Michelangelo</a>, 
209              and Leonardo da Vinci to Cubism <a href="http://www.pablopicasso.org">Pablo Picasso</a>, Neo-Impressionism <a href="https://www.georgesseurat.net">Georges Seurat</a>, and Dadaism 
210              <a href="http://www.max-ernst.com">Max Ernst</a> - Dali's aspirations always remained courageously and even chauvinistically of this continent. In the future, when Dali's paintings have fallen into the 
211              proper perspective with the work of artists of all periods, much that seems significant to us today may lose its interest. However, Dali will always stand out as one of the very few twentieth-century 
212              painters who combines profound respect for the traditions of the past with intensely modern feelings. People will always look at his work because of his extremely personal and always surprising imagination, 
213              for that is where his genius lies.
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407                    <a href='/rose-meditative.jsp'>
408                      <h6 class='card-title'>Meditative Rose</h6>
409                    </a>
410                  </div>
411                </div>
412              </div>
413    
414              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
415                <div class='card'>
416                  <a href='/elephants.jsp'>
417                    <img loading="lazy"
418                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/the-elephants-large.jpg'
419                      class='card-img-top'
420                      alt='Elephants by Salvador Dali'
421                    />
422                  </a>
423                  <div class='card-body'>
424                    <a href='/elephants.jsp'>
425                      <h6 class='card-title'>Elephants</h6>
426                    </a>
427                  </div>
428                </div>
429              </div>
430    
431              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
432                <div class='card'>
433                  <a href='/the-madonna-of-port-lligat.jsp'>
434                    <img loading="lazy"
435                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/the-madonna-of-port-lligat.jpg'
436                      class='card-img-top'
437                      alt='The Madonna of Port Lligat by Salvador Dali'
438                    />
439                  </a>
440                  <div class='card-body'>
441                    <a href='/the-madonna-of-port-lligat.jsp'>
442                      <h6 class='card-title'>The Madonna of Port Lligat</h6>
443                    </a>
444                  </div>
445                </div>
446              </div>
447            </div>
448    
449          </div>
450    
451          <div class='carousel-item'>
452            <div class='row gy-3'>
453              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
454                <div class='card'>
455                  <a href='/bacchanale.jsp'>
456                    <img loading="lazy"
457                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/bacchanale.jpg'
458                      class='card-img-top'
459                      alt='Bacchanale by Salvador Dali'
460                    />
461                  </a>
462                  <div class='card-body'>
463                    <a href='/bacchanale.jsp'>
464                      <h6 class='card-title'>Bacchanale</h6>
465                    </a>
466                  </div>
467                </div>
468              </div>
469    
470              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
471                <div class='card'>
472                  <a href='/tuna-fishing.jsp'>
473                    <img loading="lazy"
474                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/tuna-fishing.jpg'
475                      class='card-img-top'
476                      alt='Tuna Fishing by Salvador Dali'
477                    />
478                  </a>
479                  <div class='card-body'>
480                    <a href='/tuna-fishing.jsp'>
481                      <h6 class='card-title'>Tuna Fishing</h6>
482                    </a>
483                  </div>
484                </div>
485              </div>
486    
487              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
488                <div class='card'>
489                  <a href='/the-sacrament-of-the-last-supper.jsp'>
490                    <img loading="lazy"
491                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/the-sacrament-of-the-last-supper.jpg'
492                      class='card-img-top'
493                      alt='The Sacrament of the Last Supper by Salvador Dali'
494                    />
495                  </a>
496                  <div class='card-body'>
497                    <a href='/the-sacrament-of-the-last-supper.jsp'>
498                      <h6 class='card-title'>The Sacrament of the Last Supper</h6>
499                    </a>
500                  </div>
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505                <div class='card'>
506                  <a href='/lobster-telephone.jsp'>
507                    <img loading="lazy"
508                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/lobster-telephone.jpg'
509                      class='card-img-top'
510                      alt='Lobster Telephone by Salvador Dali'
511                    />
512                  </a>
513                  <div class='card-body'>
514                    <a href='/lobster-telephone.jsp'>
515                      <h6 class='card-title'>Lobster Telephone</h6>
516                    </a>
517                  </div>
518                </div>
519              </div>
520            </div>
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523          <div class='carousel-item'>
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525              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
526                <div class='card'>
527                  <a href='/the-anthropomorphic-cabinet.jsp'>
528                    <img loading="lazy"
529                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/the-anthropomorphic-cabinet.jpg'
530                      class='card-img-top'
531                      alt='The Anthropomorphic Cabinet by Salvador Dali'
532                    />
533                  </a>
534                  <div class='card-body'>
535                    <a href='/the-anthropomorphic-cabinet.jsp'>
536                      <h6 class='card-title'>The Anthropomorphic Cabinet</h6>
537                    </a>
538                  </div>
539                </div>
540              </div>
541    
542              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
543                <div class='card'>
544                  <a href='/temptation-of-saint-anthony.jsp'>
545                    <img loading="lazy"
546                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/the-temptation-of-saint-anthony.jpg'
547                      class='card-img-top'
548                      alt='The Temptation of Saint Anthony by Salvador Dali'
549                    />
550                  </a>
551                  <div class='card-body'>
552                    <a href='/temptation-of-saint-anthony.jsp'>
553                      <h6 class='card-title'>The Temptation of Saint Anthony</h6>
554                    </a>
555                  </div>
556                </div>
557              </div>
558    
559              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
560                <div class='card'>
561                  <a href='/metamorphosis-of-narcissus.jsp'>
562                    <img loading="lazy"
563                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/metamorphosis-of-narcissus.jpg'
564                      class='card-img-top'
565                      alt='Metamorphosis of Narcissus by Salvador Dali'
566                    />
567                  </a>
568                  <div class='card-body'>
569                    <a href='/metamorphosis-of-narcissus.jsp'>
570                      <h6 class='card-title'>Metamorphosis of Narcissus</h6>
571                    </a>
572                  </div>
573                </div>
574              </div>
575    
576              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
577                <div class='card'>
578                  <a href='/gala-contemplating-the-mediterranean-sea.jsp'>
579                    <img loading="lazy"
580                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/gala-contemplating-the-mediterranean-sea.jpg'
581                      class='card-img-top'
582                      alt='Gala Contemplating the Mediterranean Sea by Salvador Dali'
583                    />
584                  </a>
585                  <div class='card-body'>
586                    <a href='/gala-contemplating-the-mediterranean-sea.jsp'>
587                      <h6 class='card-title'>Gala Contemplating the Mediterranean Sea</h6>
588                    </a>
589                  </div>
590                </div>
591              </div>
592            </div>
593          </div>
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595          <div class='carousel-item'>
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598                <div class='card'>
599                  <a href='/head-exploding.jsp'>
600                    <img loading="lazy"
601                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/head-exploding.jpg'
602                      class='card-img-top'
603                      alt='Raphaelesque Head Exploding by Salvador Dali'
604                    />
605                  </a>
606                  <div class='card-body'>
607                    <a href='/head-exploding.jsp'>
608                      <h6 class='card-title'>Raphaelesque Head Exploding</h6>
609                    </a>
610                  </div>
611                </div>
612              </div>
613    
614              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
615                <div class='card'>
616                  <a href='/galatea-of-the-spheres.jsp'>
617                    <img loading="lazy"
618                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/galatea-of-the-spheres.jpg'
619                      class='card-img-top'
620                      alt='Galatea of the Spheres by Salvador Dali'
621                    />
622                  </a>
623                  <div class='card-body'>
624                    <a href='/galatea-of-the-spheres.jsp'>
625                      <h6 class='card-title'>Galatea of the Spheres</h6>
626                    </a>
627                  </div>
628                </div>
629              </div>
630    
631              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
632                <div class='card'>
633                  <a href='/spider-of-the-evening.jsp'>
634                    <img loading="lazy"
635                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/spider-of-the-evening.jpg'
636                      class='card-img-top'
637                      alt='Spider of the Evening by Salvador Dali'
638                    />
639                  </a>
640                  <div class='card-body'>
641                    <a href='/spider-of-the-evening.jsp'>
642                      <h6 class='card-title'>Spider of the Evening</h6>
643                    </a>
644                  </div>
645                </div>
646              </div>
647    
648              <div class='col-lg-3 d-flex justify-content-center'>
649                <div class='card'>
650                  <a href='/spain.jsp'>
651                    <img loading="lazy"
652                      src='/assets/img/thumbs/spain.jpg'
653                      class='card-img-top'
654                      alt='Spain by Salvador Dali'
655                    />
656                  </a>
657                  <div class='card-body'>
658                    <a href='/spain.jsp'>
659                      <h6 class='card-title'>Spain</h6>
660                    </a>
661                  </div>
662                </div>
663              </div>
664            </div>
665          </div>
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