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    The Tell-Tale Heart

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    the blue eye of the old man and caused him to act delusional. However, the blue seen in The Persistence of Memory was included because of automatism. Dali did not intentionally use certain colors for each object or specifically define his painting (Dickerson 215). Therefore, Poe used the blue eye to give the short story a symbolic meaning, but Dali used blue inadvertently. However, both works have a irrational and delirious tone. In "The Tell-Tale Heart", the narrator hears voices from heaven…

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    Gala Dali Museum

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    For my first museum visit I went to the Dali museum in St. Petersburg on the 26th of March. The visit as a whole was fascinating and I got to see several paintings that were intriguing. For this assignment, however, I am going to talk about one piece in particular and that is Galacidalacidesoxiribunucleicacid. This piece stood out to me for a couple different reasons. First, was obviously the name. It appears to be a blend of Gala Dali, his crush over whom he obsessed, and deoxyribonucleic…

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    The Bread Basket

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    The Bread Basket 1.The art work that I chose is titled “The Bread Basket” By Salvador Dali,1945 2.The dimensions of this art work are 13cm by 17cm and 3’ by 4’. The medium used on this piece is oil on panel on the woods of the basket. (30 words) 3.The subject matter of this art work is very simple yet meaningful. The painting depicts a heel of a loaf bread in a basket, sitting near the edge of a tab le on a white table cloth. Inside the basket there is a towel and there are two kinds of…

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    Year Age Major Events 1928 24 In April 1928 Dali borrowed ideas from Futurism. More importantly, Dali co-wrote a script with Luis Bunuel in three days for a film, “Un Chien Andalou” (“An Andalusian Dog”). This twenty four minute film consisted of a series of unrelated and unexplained images. The only unifying theme was that these images shocked the audience. The film began with an eyeball sliced into two by a cloud. Then a hand seemed to be devoured by ants. Other images, just as…

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    Surrealism Surrealism began in the early 1920s, following the end of World War One and the Dada movement. Artists who participated in this movement focused on the potential of the unconscious mind and studied psychology in order to create their art. Salvador Dali is one of the most well-known surrealist artists. His most famous work was ‘The Persistence of Memory’, a painting created in 1931. Another influential surrealist artist was Man Ray, one of his most famous works was ‘Gift’, a…

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    Mae west the sex symbol of the time (Sanchez, 2008). Salvador Dali made a sofa to be a look a like of Mae West’s lips. Dali had a fascination with Mae West. He made a collage of west’s face. He used pictures of her eye to look like they are frames hanging on the wall, her hair are used as curtains and the sofa, Salvador Dali made, as her lips (Sanchez, 2008). Figure 4: Watts, J. (n.d.). Mae West from the cover of Mae West: An Icon…

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    We learned that there are many branches of psychology such as experimental and cognitive, Freud was not a psychologist but a neuroscientist. Freud influenced society between 1880-1920 by introducing psychoanalysis and the idea of sexual repression. Psychoanalysis is a technique used on patients with trauma or mental disorders. Patients tap into their unconscious mind by talking in hope to bring repressed fears into patient’s conscious mind. Mental illness was not well known and there was a…

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    My artist is Salvador Dali His paintings a lot of times are compared to the horror genre. The painting that inspired me is The Temptation of Saint Anthony, 1946 I really like this piece because of the oversized proportions and the amount of detail in the painting the more you observe it the more things you notice and wonder, like the giant elephants lead by the giant horse that inspired him to do certain things. Other things I like is the naked person holding the cross with a halo on his head,…

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    people like him. He wanted his notes to prove that everyone felt the same way with one another. Donald Glover is inspired by Salvador Dalí, a famous Spanish surrealist painter. Salvador Dalí is well-known for his art like “The Persistence of Memory” painting. Glover stated that Dalí was another multifaceted artist who didn't limit himself to one creative medium. Glover visited a Dalí museum in St. Petersburg, which made him want to become an architect, painter, sculptor, filmmaker, and…

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    on art. The Surrealistic art style is important in forming future art styles and allowing artist to stretch their imaginations more. Two important artists who practiced this style are Hieronymus Bosch and Salvador Dali. While both artists had similar styles, there are different aspects. Salvador Dali’s piece that was important to its time was Persistence of Memory. Persistence of Memory was created during 1931 during the Surrealistic period. However, the birth of Surrealism didn’t start until…

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