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Salvador Dali on "What's My Line?". This ten minute clip is drawn
from the famous 1950s game show, and it's quite surreal. I don't use the
word surreal loosely: the special guest is Salvador Dali. Remarks: Even with his well known eccentricities, you may observe in this TV appearance, how serious and focused he was when concentrated on something. Our Rank:  |
Salvador Dali & Gala Born From An Egg. Remarks: This short film about the birth of Dalí himself, is related in concept with his painting titled "Geopoliticus Child Watching the Birth of a New Man", in which the object of new life refers to the new American society. Our Rank: |
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Destino (Disney/Dali) A trailer for the Salvador Dali/Disney
collaboration "Destino" that was begun in the 40's and only released
recently. Remarks: This is a result from the combination of Dali's world and Disney's World. Many symbols are here presented in other paintings like desert ladscape, rocks, shells, telephones, and bells. Our Rank: |
Destino 2 (Disney/Dali).
Destino was a Salvador Dali/Disney compilation
began in the 40's and recently released. This is another trailer. Remarks: This is Dali's creativity attracted Walt Disney's attention, however some of the sequences may be too strong for younger audiences, for example the expected hitting of the ¨object¨ by the baseball player. Our Rank: |
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Spellbound - The Dream (designed by Salvador Dali). Remarks: These where the images created by the Painter for Alfred Hitchcock's film ¨Spellbound¨. Many of his work was inspired in dreams. He was also very interested in psychoanalysis and Freud's ideas. Our Rank: |
Manitas De Plata, Jose' Reyes with
Salvador Dali. Remarks: Dalí is painting under the influence of the ¨Flamenco¨, a very rich spainsh music often combining strong and intense lyrics with vivid rhythms and colorful guitar accords. Our Rank: |
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Salvador Dali-Christ of St.John of the Cross Documentary 1/3.
Short and fascinating documentary which traces the City of Glasgow's
acquisition of Salvador Dali's masterpiece, 'Christ of St.John of the
Cross'. It also provides an interesting look into the painting's
background and origin. The documentary is in three parts. This is part
one Remarks: This is about one of the most notorious religious paintings of Dalí. It's also one of the most appreciated and known masterpieces in the community. Our Rank: |
Dali in some Comercials. Dali in: chocolates Lanving,
Alka-Seltzer, Veterano. Remarks: Dalí monetized his popularity and was proud to be called ¨Avida Dollars¨. Our Rank: |
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Salvador Dali - Persistence of
Memory. Salvador Dali - Persistence of
Memory @ The MOMA. The piece is actually really small. This video shows
you how big it is. Remarks: The film helps to understand the size of this painting. The concept however, contributes to the fame of the painter and is present in many of his other works. Our Rank: |
Dali Remarks: Salvador Dalí salutes Pablo Picasso effusively from a garden. Our Rank: |
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Salvador Dali & Vermeer's Lacemaker.
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short clip of Salvador Dali's Lacemaker/Rhinoceros experiments, and a
slideslow of paintings on the subject. Remarks: Vermeer´s Lacemaker is among the few paintings that were profoundly studied by Dalí. In this case, he perceived the the trace of the needle as a curve similar to the Rhino horn. He applied this shape to several paintings like in ¨Virgin Buggered By Her Own Chastity¨. Our Rank: |
Salvador Dali por Salvador Dali. Remarks: In his own words, he describes the evolution of his ambition since his chidhood, that went from wishing to be a Cook, to Napoleon, and finaly, to be Salvaddor Dalí. Our Rank: |
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1925-1936 To Gallery II 1937 - 1947 To Gallery III 1947 - 1970 To Gallery IV 1971 -1983 |
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Gallery IV-b
1925 -1983 To Gallery V The Divine Comedy To Gallery VI Wall Posters To 3D Gallery Anaglyph |
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