Salvador Dali, a 20th-century surrealist artist, has left an indelible mark in art history with his unique imagery both rich and bizarre. Alongside Picasso and Matisse, he is regarded as one of the three most iconic artists of the 20th century. Throughout Dali's artistic journey, religious myths, literary classics, and scientific theories held a significant place in his personal contemplation and societal engagement. He displayed remarkable skill in forging a distinct visual interpretation from these existing texts that possess universal value, setting him apart from his contemporaries.

This exhibition presents a total of 133 prints from four series by Dali. Among them, the "Divine Comedy" series stands as the pinnacle of Dali's print creations, leading the achievements of religious mysticism tradition to the extreme of fantasy. The "Alice in Wonderland" series reveals how surrealistic imagery can transcend textual imagination. On the other hand, the "Horse" and "Conquest of the Cosmos" series each showcase Dali's personal exploration of surrealistic imagery from two distinct dimensions: historical mythology and the realm of reality.








Organizers:
Beijing Zhongchuang Culture and Tourism Industry Group

Hosted by:
Meet You Museum

Exhibit Source: 
TBM Galerie, France

Exhibition Copyright and Content Authorization Certification Agency: 
Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation

Support: 
Peindre en Normandie Association of France
Musée des Franciscaines de Deauville in Normandy