When Mike Wallace interviewed Salvador Dalí in 1958, the painter seemed to believe that he might live forever. Asked what he believed would happen to him when he died, the Surrealist replied ...

"References To Salvador Dali Make Me Hot," which originally premiered ... Her journey is underscored by the moon serenading the earth with violin in hand, as revealed by the original press release.

Inspired by its namesake, the Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, the quartet is acclaimed for ... Ari Isaacman-Beck, first violin; Carlos Rubio, second violin; Adriana Linares, viola; and Jesús ...

the great Spanish artist Salvador Dalí, the quartet is renowned for its technical skill and musical excellence with a Latin soul alongside classical roots. Trained by world-renowned artists, quartet ...

Dali with his pet ocelot, Babou, in 1965. Courtesy Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs division Salvador Dali was born in 1904, twenty-two months after his brother’s death, who was also ...

I’m not alone in presupposing Salvador Dalí to be a gifted lightweight ... Gijsbrechts’s, with its skull, dusty violin and general dishevelment — he paints the canvas as fallen from ...

"My moustache is… very pointed, very aggressive." Playful and provocative, Salvador Dalí's moustache was more than mere facial hair but a bold artistic statement. In an exclusive BBC interview ...

(Courtesy of Frank Hunter) A print of a work from Salvador Dali's "The Divine Comedy," a 100-piece collection commissioned by the Italian government. Italy fired Dali following a public outcry ...

Back in the Eighties, Deix created a marquee for Luna Luna custom-designed for the performance of amplified farting accompanied by classical violin ... including Salvador Dalí’s Dalídom ...

Salvador Dalí’s eccentric Costa Brava home is the subject of ‘Casa Dalí’, a new book published by Apartamento with photography by Coco Capitán and testimonials by Spanish architect Òscar Tusquets, who ...

"Yes." "Are you Salvador Dalí?" Dalí's answers were all true as far as he was concerned. He refused to be limited. "He wanted to be everything," says Hank Hine, executive director of Florida's ...