Dalí, 1904 - 1989

The mix of poetry and images offers a unique perspective on Dalí's eccentric personality. I wonder how the author decided on this combination to tell his story.

His personality shines through in every page, making it feel like he’s almost alive. I’d love to hear if others felt the same connection to his quirks.

The book mentions his use of psychoanalysis in art—I'm curious whether this approach shaped his most iconic works or if it evolved over time.