Dalí. The Paintings

The division at 1946 seems significant—was it to reflect different phases of his artistic evolution or for another reason? I'm curious how that choice impacts the storytelling.

The book offers so much insight into Dali’s work, but I kept wondering if there was a focus on certain periods or themes intentionally, or if it was just comprehensive by nature.

The biographies often influence how we interpret art—I'm interested in whether the author aimed to connect specific works to Dali’s relationships or personal struggles.