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Three elements make "El mito tragico de El angelus de Millet a unique work: the description of the famous paranoid-critical method created by Salvador Dali, the analysis of the tragic myth involving the death of a son and a castrating woman in art, and the confirmation of the hypothesis that behind Millet, the pastoral painter of innocent images, hid an erotic artist who would have caused great scandal among his contemporaries. This brilliant ...

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This startling early autobiography takes Dali through his late 30s and "communicates the...total picture of himself (Dali) sets out to portray" -- "Books." Superbly illustrated with over 80 photographs and scores of drawings.

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Dalla Rivoluzione francese si è sviluppata la viziosa tendenza rincretinente a pensare che i geni (a parte la loro opera) siano degli esseri umani più o meno simili in tutto al resto dei comuni mortali. Ciò è falso. E se ciò è falso per me che sono, nella nostra epoca, il genio dalla spiritualità più vasta, un vero genio moderno, è ancora più falso per i geni che incarnarono l'apogeo del Rinascimento, come Raffaello genio quasi divino. Questo ...

Salvador Dali's only novel captures his unique vision and reads as an epitaph to pre-war Europe. The extravagance and luxury of a set of aristocrats, at first oblivious to war and then overwhelmed by it, come to represent the decadence of 1930s Europe.

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Sensible artistic advice and lively personal anecdotes in rare important work by famed Surrealist. Filled with Dali's outrageous egotism and unconventional humor, insights into modern art and his own drawings in the margins.

Let us agree, " Federico Garcia Lorca wrote, "that one of man's most beautiful postures is that of St. Sebastian."In my 'Saint Sebastian' I remember you, " Salvador Dali replied to Garcia Lorca, referring to the essay on aesthetics that Dali had just written, ." . . and sometimes I think he "is" you. Let's see whether Saint Sebastian turns out to be you."This exchange is but a glimpse into the complex relationship between two renowned and high...