Why Did Salvador's Art Become So Popular?
How Did Salvador’s Art Become so Popular?
Salvador’s art has influenced many people and artist till this day. With his amazing surrealist kinds of art depicting the things of the real world but in a different perspective. It all started with the birth of Salvador Dali of May 11, 1904. He had two siblings, Salvador was his 9 month older brother, but he soon died before Dali was born. His parents like to say to Salvador that he was his brothers reincarnation. The second sibling Salvador had was his little sister Anna Maria, she was born in the year of 1908.
Throughout Salvador’s school years he went to a roman catholic school. He was very intelligent through his school years. After that Dali soon met a good friend and his name was Federico …show more content…
Dali quickly became unhappy with the teaching given by the professors. Years later in 1929 Dali began working with an old college friend Luis Bunuel on a movie with surrealist kind of vibe. The movie they created lasted only about seventeen minutes long.
In may 1924 Dali had to spend 35 days in prison, but Dali did not get too down in that time he spent in prison he spent drawing different arts.
Dali in 1930 published his first book called “The visible woman”. It talked about his life and his amazing paintings and in 1931 he finished the Persistence of Memory ( On front cover). Also in 1964 he wrote his second autobiography “ My Life as a Genius”
Finally in jan 1934 Dali married his true love Gala Dali. They had met in 1929, at the time Gala was already married to a surrealist poet Paul Eluard. Dali's father was so mad of the relationship that he through the two out of the house so Dali and Gala had to live on the streets. But Gala helped Salvador through lots of his deep depression. In 1940 Dali, Gala, and other artist decided to move to the United States to stay a while and the loved it but in 1949 they decide to moved back to Europe.In 1958 Dali was remarried with Gala in a church even though they were already
Salvador’s art has influenced many people and artist till this day. With his amazing surrealist kinds of art depicting the things of the real world but in a different perspective. It all started with the birth of Salvador Dali of May 11, 1904. He had two siblings, Salvador was his 9 month older brother, but he soon died before Dali was born. His parents like to say to Salvador that he was his brothers reincarnation. The second sibling Salvador had was his little sister Anna Maria, she was born in the year of 1908.
Throughout Salvador’s school years he went to a roman catholic school. He was very intelligent through his school years. After that Dali soon met a good friend and his name was Federico …show more content…
Dali quickly became unhappy with the teaching given by the professors. Years later in 1929 Dali began working with an old college friend Luis Bunuel on a movie with surrealist kind of vibe. The movie they created lasted only about seventeen minutes long.
In may 1924 Dali had to spend 35 days in prison, but Dali did not get too down in that time he spent in prison he spent drawing different arts.
Dali in 1930 published his first book called “The visible woman”. It talked about his life and his amazing paintings and in 1931 he finished the Persistence of Memory ( On front cover). Also in 1964 he wrote his second autobiography “ My Life as a Genius”
Finally in jan 1934 Dali married his true love Gala Dali. They had met in 1929, at the time Gala was already married to a surrealist poet Paul Eluard. Dali's father was so mad of the relationship that he through the two out of the house so Dali and Gala had to live on the streets. But Gala helped Salvador through lots of his deep depression. In 1940 Dali, Gala, and other artist decided to move to the United States to stay a while and the loved it but in 1949 they decide to moved back to Europe.In 1958 Dali was remarried with Gala in a church even though they were already