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What was the nationality of Salvador Dali?
Salvador Dali was born in Figueres in Spain on May 11, 1904. So he was Spanish.
Where did Salvador Dali start studying?
In Figueres, his home town
How did Salvador Dali get along with his parents?
His mother died when he was young, but his father completely supported him. This was until Dali was kicked out of his house due to writing "I sometimes spit on my mother's portrait for fun", on Jesus's Sacred Heart, a painting.
Where did Salvador Dali get his inspiration?
By going to art school in Figueres and Art Academy in Madrid.
What are facts about Salvador Dali's painting 'the Persistence of Time'?
The melting watches symbolize the irrelevance of time, and the idea for time as a theme came from an experience Dali had in a dream. This also symbolizes Einstein's theory of Relativity in that time is relative and not fixed. The idea for the melting watches actually occurred to Dali when he saw some melting Camembere cheese on a hot day. The creature in the middle of the painting is a self portrait of Dali himself. There is a watch that is covered by ants on the table. Ants symbolized death or the female genitalia for Dali. The surroundings are drawn from Cadaqués, a town i Spain. Dali made a new interpretation of the same painting later in 1954, called "The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory". In this painting the original seems to be falling apart, and you can see something below the pieces of the original. There is a fish below the surface in the back. In contrast to the original, the fish represents life in this painting. The color theme is also different, with a warmer color scheme and more red tones. The disintegration of the original painting is an idea that symbolizes quantum mechanics and Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
What was the nationality of Salvador Dali?
Salvador Dali was born in Figueres in Spain on May 11, 1904. So he was Spanish.
Where did Salvador Dali start studying?
In Figueres, his home town
What is 'Madonna de Port Lligat' by Salvador Dali about?
It is about his adored wife, Gala. Port Lligat is in the area of his native town, Figueres.
What does Perpignan mean in French?
Perpignan is a southern town of France, close to the Mediterranean and the Pyrenees mountain range. According to Salvador Dali, the Perpignan train station was the center of the world.
How did Salvador Dali get along with his parents?
His mother died when he was young, but his father completely supported him. This was until Dali was kicked out of his house due to writing "I sometimes spit on my mother's portrait for fun", on Jesus's Sacred Heart, a painting.
Where did Salvador Dali get his inspiration?
By going to art school in Figueres and Art Academy in Madrid.
In which city in Ireland was St. Patrick buried?
He is buried in Downpatrick, which is a town, not a city.
Where is wisps lamp?
It is buried somewhere in your town when he is there (:
Is there a town of Zavala in the Basque area of Spain?
There doesn't appear to be a town anywhere in Spain named Zavala.
What are facts about Salvador Dali's painting 'the Persistence of Time'?
The melting watches symbolize the irrelevance of time, and the idea for time as a theme came from an experience Dali had in a dream. This also symbolizes Einstein's theory of Relativity in that time is relative and not fixed. The idea for the melting watches actually occurred to Dali when he saw some melting Camembere cheese on a hot day. The creature in the middle of the painting is a self portrait of Dali himself. There is a watch that is covered by ants on the table. Ants symbolized death or the female genitalia for Dali. The surroundings are drawn from Cadaqués, a town i Spain. Dali made a new interpretation of the same painting later in 1954, called "The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory". In this painting the original seems to be falling apart, and you can see something below the pieces of the original. There is a fish below the surface in the back. In contrast to the original, the fish represents life in this painting. The color theme is also different, with a warmer color scheme and more red tones. The disintegration of the original painting is an idea that symbolizes quantum mechanics and Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
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Where is Spartacus buried?
tesco carpark in camden town
