Title: Essential Dalí
Author: Kirsten Bradbury
Publisher: Parragon
Edition & Year: First Edition, 1999
Pages: 256
Format & Size: Hardcover, 8 in x 11.5 in
Essential Dalí, written by Kirsten Bradbury and published by Parragon in 1999, offers a compelling overview of the life and works of the legendary surrealist artist Salvador Dalí. Known for his extraordinary imagination, flamboyant persona, and groundbreaking artistic vision, Dalí transformed the modern art movement with his dreamlike imagery and surrealist masterpieces.
This 256-page hardcover edition (8 in x 11.5 in) presents a carefully curated collection of Dalí’s most significant works, accompanied by insightful commentary on his artistic evolution, influences, and techniques. Bradbury not only examines Dalí’s role within the surrealist movement but also situates his work within the broader context of 20th-century art, making this volume both informative and visually captivating.
From Dalí’s early experiments and his rise to prominence in Paris to his iconic paintings such as The Persistence of Memory, the book provides readers with a deep appreciation of his creativity, eccentricity, and artistic genius. The large-format design and high-quality illustrations make it a stunning addition to any art lover’s collection.
Whether you are a student of modern art, a collector of artist monographs, or simply an admirer of surrealist aesthetics, Essential Dalí serves as both an accessible introduction and a lasting reference to Dalí’s extraordinary contribution to world art.
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First Edition, published by Parragon in 1999
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Written by Kirsten Bradbury, an expert in modern art studies
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256 pages featuring high-quality illustrations of Dalí’s works
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Large-format hardcover edition (8 in x 11.5 in)
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Comprehensive overview of Salvador Dalí’s life, style, and influence
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Ideal for art students, collectors, and enthusiasts of surrealism
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