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Imagination and the language of surrealism.
Born in Figueres, Dalí was a key figure of Surrealism. His images combine dreams, symbols and technical precision. His practice encompassed painting, prints, sculpture, and collaborations in film and design. Their work and legacy can be explored at MoMA · New York and Tate · London.
Explore selected artworksDalí turned dreams into a visual language recognized around the world. His precision and unexpected associations make his images conversation pieces for those who want art to inspire imagination, curiosity and surprise.
A glimpse of their visual language. These reference works are not offered for sale by us.
1931
Explore the work (opens in a new tab)MoMA, New York · © 2026 Salvador Dalí, Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York
1937
Explore the work (opens in a new tab)Tate, London · © Salvador Dalí, Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí, Figueres, 2007 © Tate, London, 2005. Official catalogue requires prior VEGAP license for exploitation.
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Literature and surrealism in an intimate format. A color wood engraving after Salvador Dalí’s watercolors for the French edition of The Divine Comedy, Les Heures Claires, 1959–1963. Paradise, canto 26. Sheet: 33 × 26 cm; image: 24.5 × 17.5 cm.
A composition that reveals Dalí’s imagination through Dante. Color wood engraving after his watercolors for the French edition of The Divine Comedy, Les Heures Claires, 1959–1963. Paradise, canto 11. Sheet: 33 × 26 cm.
