by Jean-Louis Gaillemin · Thames & Hudson Ltd · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780500301159
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«Dali: The Impresario of Surrealism» is Jean-Louis Gaillemin's essay on Salvador Dalí, published by Thames & Hudson in paperback (159 pages).
A journey through the life and work of Salvador Dalí, from the purism of the 1920s to the mystical paintings of the 1950s. Gaillemin analyses his relationship with Gala, muse and inspiration, and how he turned paranoia into a pictorial method and provocation into a way of life. With colour illustrations and extracts from writings by Dalí and his contemporaries.
The work belongs to the Thames & Hudson New Horizons collection and was published in 2004; the text is in English.
For readers interested in Salvador Dalí, Surrealism and twentieth-century art history.
