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Artists' Artistamps - Salvador Dalí

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Master of the surreal, Salvador Dali is both infamous and famous in the art world. Known for his strange clocks and head full of real and surreal thoughts, he also toyed with traditional art and the psychology of shocking the public. These six artistamps feature a range of his work, including his most famous, The Persistence of Memory (see the Full Sheet Close-Up). Included are:

Hallucination parcielle (1931)
Trois sphinx de Bikini (1947)
L'énigme du désir ma mère, ma mère, mère (1929)
L'œil (1949)
Atavisme du crépuscule (1933-34)
Persistance de la mémoire (1931)

These faux postage stamps are beyond compare. Usually only sold in the world's best museums, SilverCrow is delighted to offer this special set of artistamps.

Please remember that these are gummed (not self-stick!) faux postes and not to be used to replace the true postage necessary for mailing!

Imprimée en France

29March2008

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Salvador Dalí's Surreal-Its Slips Sticky Notes

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Famous or infamous, Salvador Dali is the epitome of surreal and these little sticky notes will help you spread the word! Fashioned with a collection of page markers in sur-real colors, you'll find this handy little book a smile-helper every day!

When closed, the book measures 3-1/2 by 4-1/4 inches and will fit nicely into a briefcase - just in case your co-workers need some art therapy.

Made In China

13August2007

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Salvador Dalí Watch

Salvador Dalí was fascinated with time and its (non)existence. So many of his works, famous, infamous and lesser known, express the surreal value of time with watches, clocks, hour glasses, etc. It is only fitting that his image now becomes the clock. This delightful watch watches his mustache move as the hands (along with an ant - another of his favorite images.

This attractive watch celebrates one of the most influential of 20th century artists. Battery powered. One year warranty.

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05July2007

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Universal Tarot Deck by Salvador Dalí

Throughout his odd life and career, Dalí provided both his admirers and critics with ample substance for discussion. He is best known for his surreal and often philosophical works which erase the defenses amongst mind, matter, spirit and the netherworld. Rarely content with the rational, the tarot in any form was obvious choice project for his later years.

This deck is nothing less than spectacular! It is fully functional for any tarot reading you may undertake. But please consider it for the delicious artwork and fine craftsmanship.

Cards are approximately 3-1/8 by 5 inches and arrive in a lovely velvet slip case. Each card is edged in 24-carat gold. The major arcana are captioned in both English and Dalí's native Spanish. Card backs are designed with a repeating Dalí signature.

Interestingly enough, he chose a self-portrait of himself as The Magician!

Made in USA

Limited Edition

Price: $100.00 deck

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Salvador Dalí Fine Art Stickers

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Turning away from the powerful Cubist influence of fellow painter Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí incorporated the hallucinatory qualities of Surrealism in his paintings and went on to become one of the 20th century's most famous artists.

The melting clocks in his Persistence of Memory are among the most recognizable images in modern art. That well-known work appears here in sticker format along with 15 other scrupulously reproduced works by the Spanish artist, among them The Visage of War, Figure at a Window, The Enigma of Desire and Surrealist Poster.

Printed with acid-free inks, papers and adhesives.

Made in USA

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Art Postcard by Dalí - Muchacha de Espalda

Alternatively titled Girl from the Back and Girl Seated, this lovely reproduction art postcard is suitable for framing. Hailing from Dalí's early period (1925), many are surprised at this surrealist's realism!

This fine portrait is of Dalí's sister Ana Maria as are others of his portraits from his early years. Ana Maria is seated and relaxed. Although her face does not appear to us immediately, her glance is the main idea of the painting. Notice the lines of his sister's gown and those of the buildings - already we see his unique eye that easily joins the static, still life of the world with the living breath of reality of human life.

Printed in France or USA

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