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    Stacey Pierce July 19‚ 2010 "Dream caused by the flight of a bee around a pomegranate‚ a second before waking up" By Salvador Dali‚ 1994‚ 51×40.5 cm‚ oil on canvas Thyssen-bornemisza collection. “A typical dream with a long theme‚ the consequences of a sudden accident that causes the awakening” –Salvador Dali. The Style the artist has used is Surrealism.‚ Salvador created this piece in such a way that the picture looks exaggerated and real. The painting shows highlights‚ shadows and shapes

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    Moore 1 Alexis Moore" Professor Braden" English 101" 03 December 2013" The Persistence of Memory! " In 1931‚ an artist by the name of Salvador Dali created one of his most famous painting to date‚ The Persistence of Memory. Dali did most of the painting one evening when he was alone waiting for his wife‚ Gala‚ to return from the movies. “He claims that the idea came to him when a headache triggered‚ that waiting for Gala seemed interminable and the distortion of time made him think of melting clocks”(Sperling

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    Downtown St. Petersburg‚ Florida is the home of the largest Salvador Dali art collection outside of Europe. The Salvador Dali museum took its first breath on March 7th‚ 1982. This historical building holds 96 oil paintings‚ more than 100 water colors and drawings‚ and 1‚300 graphics‚ photographs and sculptures. This location is also the home of 7 out of 18 masterworks done by Dali. Salvador Dali left an outstanding line of art behind on January 23‚ 1989‚ He actually passed away in his hometown‚ Figueres

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    and film directing. The greatest known Surrealist artist is the world famous Salvador Dali. Born on May 11‚ 1904‚ Salvador Dali i Domenech would become one of the world’s most recognized surrealist artists. Raised by his lawyer/notary father and a mother who encouraged her artistic son‚ Dali grew up in Figueres‚ Catalonia‚ Spain‚ having been told by his parents that he was the reincarnation of his older brother‚ Salvador‚ who died just nine months before Dali’s birth. Following the death of his

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    Meditative Rose

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    Salvador Dali: Meditative Rose Salvador Domingo Dali was a Spanish surrealist painter. He was born in Figueres‚ Spain in the year 1904 and died in 1982. He can be considered to be one of the truly great all-rounders in the arena of Arts as he excelled in an expansive artistic repertoire included film‚ sculpture and photography (“Meditative Rose”). Considered to be highly imaginative‚ he had an eternal urge draw the attention of others to himself. His painting skills are often attributed to the Renaissance

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    later? To Salvador Dali dreams were very important and were constantly seen in his artwork. He painted oil paintings that were small collages of his dream images. His work displayed the "unreal dream" space that he showed with strange hallucinatory characters. When looking at the painting that is the subject of this paper‚ one is already confused by the title‚ let alone the painting itself. One Second Before Awakening from a Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate by Salvador Dali in

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    Salvador Minuchin & Structural Family Therapy: Working to Make a Change in Urban Families Some prominent theorists in structural family therapy include Braulio Montalvo‚ Bernice Rosman‚ Harry Aponte‚ and Charles Fishman. The best known is the founder of the theory‚ Salvador Minuchin. In 1959‚ Salvador along with the Minuchin‚ along with Dick Auerswald and Charles King‚ began developing a 3 stage approach to working with low-socioeconomic-level black families: • treatment

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    Andres Wood Chile

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    friends with Gonzalo who is educated and rich. All throughout the streets you see clashing sides that are protesting either for or against president Salvador Allende. Eventually you see army go into the shantytowns‚ they kick out all the village people and the whole place gets deserted.   Historical Context The movie is based upon the period of when Salvador Allende was in control before the military coup in 1973. In the film you can see a big difference in the way the upper class and lower class live

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    Party identification card‚ and an eyeglass case bearing the initials S.A.G. (Salvador Allende Gossens). All of these objects serve as material touch points‚ in almost Proustian fashion‚ for Guzmán’s homage to his political father: Allende. As the film progresses‚ however‚ we come to understand that what we assume will be a reflection on Allende’s life and legacy‚ turns out to be‚ first and foremost‚ a film about Guzmán: “Salvador Allende‚” he says toward the beginning of the film‚ “marked my life. I would

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    Surrealism

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    Surrealism movement is “Surrealism is destructive‚ but it destroys only what it considers to be shackles limiting our vision”‚ said by Salvador Dalí. This is true of Surrealism because surrealist works have dreamlike imagery with unexpected and illogical elements that contribute to the fantasy world that is Surrealism. One example of Surrealism art is Salvador Dalí’s The Persistence of Memory‚ 1931. The atmosphere of this work is sort of dreamlike and eerie. It looks as though it is in the

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