Dalí and the Book

During his lifetime, Salvador Dalí was admired for his talent. But he was equally famous—or rather infamous—for the bizarre imagery of his artwork and his theatrical, even outlandish, behavior. Learn about Dalí’s serious side, which, despite his notoriety, was apparent in his deep reverence for the Old Masters, his midlife embrace of Catholicism, and his dedication to creating beautiful and innovative books.

Frederick Ilchman, chair and Mrs. Russell W. Baker Curator of Paintings, Art of Europe

Purchase a ticket package for the full four-session “Livres d'Artiste: Picasso, Miró, Dalí” course. Please note that this option is not available after the date of the first session.