Salvador Dalí tabloları
- On the anecdotal side, Dali has stressed that it was the only work where one could see the true imprint of his hand on the canvas (at the lower right).
- Human Vulnerability: Dalí’s choice to depict the face in a state of disarray underscores the vulnerability of humanity in the face of external forces.
- The Face of War, 1940 - 1941 - Salvador Dali - WikiArt.org.
- The Face of War (The Visage of War; in Spanish La Cara de la Guerra) is an oil painting by the Spanish surrealist Salvador Dalí, from 1940.
- He tries his hand as a jeweler, illustrator and even a writer, having published his autobiography "The Secret Life of Salvador Dali, written by him."
- Salvador Dali’s paintings couldn’t be complete without fictitious weirdness. Apparently, the face itself holds another faces in its eye-sockets and mouth, which holds...
- Salvador Dali was inspired by this traumatic period and painted The Face of War, which essentially depicts a frightening, brownish face...
- This section provides some of the most famous Salvador Dali paintings as a summary of his career, with more available throughout the website.
- The Crucifixion by Salvador Dali The painting of the Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí is full of dreams and “visions”, but much of his art came from the mind...
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- "The Face of War" was written by Salvador Dali in 1940 in California and was a kind of artist's reaction to the horrors of the Civil War, which for three years tore...
- Artwork: The Face of War Artist: Salvador Dalí. About the Work: Painted in 1940 in reaction to the Spanish Civil War, Dalí’s hauntingly surreal The Face of...
- As we can understand the name, the Face of War, by Salvador Dali, from 1940 was painted to depict a period when the Spaniards, including Salvador Dali...
