The originals of these works are open for public in the Espace Dali Museum in Paris, Montmartre - a very unusual and phantasmagoric place to visit, which I really recommend.
Alice Frontis Piece
Down the Rabbit Hole
The Pool of Tears
A Caucus Raceanda Long Tale
The Rabbit Sends in a Little Bill
Advice From a Caterpillar
Pig and Pepper
Mad Tea Party
The Queens Croquet Ground
The Mock Turtles Story
The Lobsters Quadrille
Who Stole the Tarts
Alice's Evidence
4 comments:
Salvador Dali, an eccentric painter. Being close to Spanish fascist Franco, he was a fascist himself!
Hi Diatton. I'm aware of the fact that Dali was a supporter of the authoritarian Franco. I just keep wondering whether his tributes to Franco were sincere or whimsical. After all can you expect something serious from someone like Dali? And to make it even more complicated - can you expect something serious from anyone at all?
Your last question is a very difficult one and it takes a lot of words for someone to answer... Anyway, the most important thing is the very nice communication we have...
Good night for today my friend...
Hey! These are amazing, very haunting paintings! I haven't yet been to the Espace Dali, but I will go next time I'm in Paris... any excuse to head to the Montmartre :)
Yes we got the storm and the wind and rain the other day, it's been so bad recently!
To answer your question... I love Van Gogh! Do you? The man put so much feeling and beauty into his paintings, so tragic but so full of hope. Have you ever read any of the letters he wrote to his brother Theo? Amazing :)
Your blog's cheered me up on a damp Sunday evening. Hope you have a good week! X
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