When Your Muse Is Also a Demonic Dominatrix
By Nina-Sophia Miralles
July 10, 2018
Arts & Culture
On Salvador Dalí’s wife, Gala.
When Salvador Dalí’s wife, Gala, died in 1982, the first person outside of his household to hear the news was Juan Carlos, the king of Spain. Dalí telephoned the reigning monarch himself, and for once, this was not an act of... See more
By Nina-Sophia Miralles
July 10, 2018
Arts & Culture
On Salvador Dalí’s wife, Gala.
When Salvador Dalí’s wife, Gala, died in 1982, the first person outside of his household to hear the news was Juan Carlos, the king of Spain. Dalí telephoned the reigning monarch himself, and for once, this was not an act of... See more
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“Under this mask, another mask”. So wrote Claude Cahun , the alter ego of Lucie Schwob, Surrealist writer and photographer. Her writing and art are similarly polymorphous and difficult to categorise, challenging fixed ideas around self-identity and authenticity. Whilst living in Paris, Cahun associated with Man Ray, Salvador Dalí and André Breton –... See more
Claude Cahun: A Very Curious Spirit
The Surreal World of Salvador Dalí
Genius or madman? A new exhibition may help you decide
Stanley Meisler
April 2005
Portrait of Salvador Dalí, Paris Carl Van Vechten
Salvador Dalí spent much of his life promoting himself and shocking the world. He relished courting the masses, and he was probably better known, especially in the United States, than... See more
Genius or madman? A new exhibition may help you decide
Stanley Meisler
April 2005
Portrait of Salvador Dalí, Paris Carl Van Vechten
Salvador Dalí spent much of his life promoting himself and shocking the world. He relished courting the masses, and he was probably better known, especially in the United States, than... See more