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    Salvador Dali Museum

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    As the largest collection of Salvador Dali paintings outside of Europe‚ the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg should be a museum most people should get to know. The museum was first opened in 1982 and‚ it was rebuild and reopened to the public in January 11‚ 2011. The new museum hold 7 of 18 “masterpieces” created by Dali‚ and the private collection of A. Reynolds and Eleanor R. Morse‚ who became great friends with Salvador and Gala Dali. The path in the museum is mostly predetermined but there

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    el salvador

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    An Expatriate Tour    in El Salvador source: This case was written by Susan Bartholomew based on personal interviews. Names‚ dates‚ and details of situations have been modified for illustrative purposes. The various economic‚ political‚ and cultural conditions described are presented as perceptions of the individuals in the case; they do not necessarily reflect the actual conditions in the region. The events described are presented as a basis for classroom discussion rather than to illustrate

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    Autobiography of Salvador Dali Salvador Dali was born May 11‚ 1904 in Figueres‚ Spain. His father‚ Salvador Dalí y Cusi‚ was a middle class lawyer and notary. His mother‚ Felipa Domenech Ferres often indulged young Salvador in his art and early eccentricities. It has been said that young Salvador was an intelligent child‚ yet prone to fits of anger against his parents and schoolmates. At an early age‚ young Salvador was producing highly sophisticated drawings‚ and both his parents strongly supported

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    El Salvador

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    The typical foods in El Salvador are probably one of the best foods anyone can taste! The food that most identifies Salvadoran people are "pupusas". You can find them anywhere you go. There are other typical foods from El Salvador‚ like chilate‚ nuegados‚ yucca‚ atol de elote‚ tamales (from pork‚ chicken‚ beef) and shuco. Except in large cities‚ which have supermarkets‚ most Salvadorans shop daily for groceries at an open air market. Beans‚ rice‚ tortillas and tamales (a type of corn dumpling

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    <center><b>(1904-1989)</b></center> <br>Salvador Dali was born into a middle-class family on May 11th‚ 1904 in Figures Spain. In 1921 he entered the San Fernando Academy of Fine Arts in Madrid where he made friends with Federico Garcia Lorca‚ Luis Bunuel‚ and Eugenio Montes. He pursued his personal intersest in Cubism and Futurism. In June of 1923 Dali was suspended from the Academy for having indicated the students to rebel against the authorities of the school. He was let back in October of 1925‚ and a year later Dali was permanently

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    today. Artists such as Pablo Picasso‚ Max Ernst‚ Alberto Giacometti‚ and Salvador Dali created works that were very popular during the Surrealist movement‚ and still are today (“Surrealism”). Many artists became famous for their art during this time period. Salvador Dali is among one of the most popular twentieth century artists who was associated with the Surrealist movement (“Salvador Dali Art”). In Spain on May 11‚ 1904‚

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    is the world famous Salvador Dali. Born on May 11‚ 1904‚ Salvador Dali i Domenech would become one of the world’s most recognized surrealist artists. Raised by his lawyer/notary father and a mother who encouraged her artistic son‚ Dali grew up in Figueres‚ Catalonia‚ Spain‚ having been told by his parents that he was the reincarnation of his older brother‚ Salvador‚ who died just nine months before Dali’s birth. Following the death of his mother to breast cancer in 1921‚ Dali moved to the student

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    that supposed to be?” This is what I find to be my reaction when I look at Salvador Dali’s paintings. Perhaps you’ve thought the same way about other artist’s paintings‚ perhaps Picasso. The interesting things about Dali’s paintings are that most of them have more than one meaning and every time you look at the painting you notice something different. For this paper we will go on a journey and try to figure out what Dali was thinking while painting‚ The Hallucinogenic Toreador. In the painting

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    Moore 1 Alexis Moore" Professor Braden" English 101" 03 December 2013" The Persistence of Memory! " In 1931‚ an artist by the name of Salvador Dali created one of his most famous painting to date‚ The Persistence of Memory. Dali did most of the painting one evening when he was alone waiting for his wife‚ Gala‚ to return from the movies. “He claims that the idea came to him when a headache triggered‚ that waiting for Gala seemed interminable and the distortion of time made him think of melting clocks”(Sperling

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    Meditative Rose

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    Salvador Dali: Meditative Rose Salvador Domingo Dali was a Spanish surrealist painter. He was born in Figueres‚ Spain in the year 1904 and died in 1982. He can be considered to be one of the truly great all-rounders in the arena of Arts as he excelled in an expansive artistic repertoire included film‚ sculpture and photography (“Meditative Rose”). Considered to be highly imaginative‚ he had an eternal urge draw the attention of others to himself. His painting skills are often attributed to the Renaissance

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