The Dalí Renaissance: New Perspectives on His Life and Art After 1940

by Taylor, Michael R.
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ISBN: 9780300136470
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Overview

Perhaps the best-known artist of the international Surrealist movement, Salvador Dal (1904-1989) transformed his dreams and personal obsessions into some of the most original and arresting images of the 20th century. While the Surrealist works from his early years are widely known and admired, Dal 's controversial late works--often inspired by science and religion--have been given a different reception. In this important book, experts provide a revisionist account of the last five decades of the artist's career.

The Dal Renaissance explores a wide range of topics from this period, including the artist's fascination with religion and popular culture, his "Nuclear Mysticism" lecture tour of the midwestern United States, and his influence on film, photography, design, and fashion. Based on an international symposium held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the volume also features an enlightening discussion between two of Dal 's former companions, Ultra Violet and Amanda Lear, that provides a glimpse into his personal life and working methods.

  • Format: Trade Paperback
  • Author: Taylor, Michael R.
  • ISBN: 9780300136470
  • Condition: Used
  • Dimensions: 9.37 x 0.63
  • Number Of Pages: 226
  • Publication Year: 2008

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