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- “The Face of War” by Salvador Dali, is a painting created in 1941, which depicts a multiple of what seems to be the same faces.
- The Face of War (The Visage of War; in Spanish La Cara de la Guerra) (1940) is a painting by the Spanish surrealist Salvador Dalí.
- The Face of War, 1941 by Salvador Dali. This painting was done in California at the end of year 1940; the horrible face of war, its eyes filled with infinite death...
- Salvador Dali's painting, The Face of War, shows a grieving face floating on a dessert. The face is filled with misery and terror, and it is worn out due to the war.
- Salvador Dali was inspired by this traumatic period and painted The Face of War, which essentially depicts a frightening, brownish face...
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- 4 When did Salvador Dali paint the face of war?
- 5 What does the face of war look like?
- The Face Of War by Salvador Dali. This painting is a skull-like head surrounded by long hissing snakes.
- Dali's Face of War is unique because it is a personal subject for him and is his way of expressing Salvador's feelings towards war.
- The painting in this photo is titled The Face of War and represents the ugliness of war and the endless repeating of death and decay. Although Dali’ drew inspiration...
- The Face of War is Spanish artist Salvador Dali’s attempt to impersonate war itself. It is depicted terrifying, unlikable and to some extent, scary.
- In spanish la cara de la guerra) (1940) is a painting by the spanish. Web this painting is entitled the face of war by salvador dali.
- The Face of War, a surrealistic painting, was made by Salvador Dali in 1940. It is an oil on canvas work, measuring 25.2 by 31.1 inches.
