Above is a small selection of featured works from our collection.
For information about other available works by Salvador Dali please contact the gallery at info@hgcontemporary.com.
Salvador Dalí
Prunier Hatif, 1969
29.92h x 22.05w in
76h x 56w cm
SD025
Salvador Dalí
Fruits Trouées, 1969
29.92h x 22.05w in
76h x 56w cm
SD026
Salvador Dalí
Poire Don Quixote, 1969
29.92h x 22.05w in
76h x 56w cm
SD027
Salvador Dalí
Victory of Man, 1976
18.74h x 25.51w in
47.60h x 64.80w cm
SD024
Salvador Dalí
The Famine, 1975
25.39h x 19.69w in
64.50h x 50w cm
SD023
Salvador Dalí
Cuatro de Bastos, 1970
Original gouache, watercolor and collage on board
19.61h x 12.76w in
49.80h x 32.40w cm
SD003
Salvador Dalí
Ocho de Bastos, 1970
Original gouache, watercolor and collage on board
19.61h x 12.76w in
49.80h x 32.40w cm
SD004
Salvador Dali
A la Meva Cosina Montserrat, 1928 Signed and dated Pen and ink on paper 21.6 x 17.7 cm 8 1/2 x 7 in (SD1008), 1928
SD-1928-001
Salvador Dali
Retrospective Utilisation of Aronariaum, 1946 Signed and Dated Pen and Ink on Paper (SD1015), 1946
SD-1946-001
Salvador Dali
Déesse de la Pluie, 1966 Signed on front Gouache, crayon, sanguine and ballpoint pen on paper laid down on canvas 38.4 x 27.3 cm 15 1/8 x 10 3/4 in (SD1009), 1966
SD-1966-01
Salvador Dali
unknown
Framed: 30.50h x 33w in
77.47h x 83.82w cm
SD001
Above is a small selection of featured works from our collection.
For information about other available works by Salvador Dali please contact the gallery at info@hgcontemporary.com.
Salvador Dali was one of the most iconic painters of the Twentieth Century, with a range of imaginative, striking and surrealist work. His repertoire was influenced by classical Renaissance masters, but he also enjoyed painting with an avant garde approach.
As well as painting, he became involved in film, sculpture and photography.
Dali was born in Catalonia (region of Spain in 1904) and placed great emphasis on his Arabic lineage (descendent of the Moors). He stated that this Arabic lineage influenced his approach to life and was a factor behind his love of luxury and oriental clothes.
Dali had a habit of doing eccentric things which polarised opinions. His eccentric manner was a reflection of his art and vice versa. The fact that he was always in the limelight made his paintings more famous. He could also display a supreme confidence.