Author: Salvador Dalí
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Publication Date: 2003-09-01
Features: As I am a genius, I have no right to die. Geniuses die, but their works are immortal! Salvador Dalí was one of the most famous and greatest surrealists of the 20th century, achieving worldwide artistic acclaim. He was arrogant, eccentric, and rebellious, like a giant sword that cut through the mundane with blood and flesh. Whether in painting, sculpture, or theater, he threw a thunderous shock into the world in silence. Oh, he was a genius, indeed a genius! Salvador Dalí was one of the greatest Spanish painters of the 20th century and also one of the most versatile painters of the century. His participation in the Surrealist movement shook the world of art. This book collects ten conversations between Dalí and Alain Bosquet, recreating the views of Dalí, the genius and the madman, on art, life, and society through dialogue. It also includes the popular literary work "The Secret Life of Salvador Dalí" that Chinese readers love, as well as a "Dalí Chronology," an "Introduction to Dalí's Works," and over one hundred beautifully printed paintings by Dalí.
Dalí Conversation Records
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