Mustaches for men are something sacred and untouchable. Such beauty grows for a long time and takes care of it even longer. Sometimes men are so proud of facial hair and get used to it that they wear it for years, decades or their whole lives. Many actors, directors and singers also did not escape a similar fate.
And since famous people they are almost always in sight, their mustaches become almost a trademark and few people can imagine them without a familiar element on their faces. Let's pretend and see.
Mikhail Boyarsky
Probably, it is Boyarsky who is the most famous mustachioed man in our country. But even with his mustache there were incidents. “Before the filming of the film “D’Artagnan and the Three Musketeers”, I long and painfully grew a mustache, but on the very first day, curling them, the make-up artist burned the pride of the musketeer. I had to glue artificial ones until my own grew back, ”Boyarsky said.
He began to grow a mustache at a young age and without them he looked like this.
Another world-famous barbel. True, his mustache is unlikely to make anyone smile.
Stalin grew them out as soon as the opportunity arose, and has never shaved them off since. A general secretary without a mustache can only be seen at a young age.
Igor Nikolaev
Long blond curls and a dark mustache - this is the invariable image of the singer. However, he himself claims that he did not create an image on purpose, but he no longer imagines himself without a mustache. “I think all changes should relate to creativity, what is inside a person. And what grows on the face is already from the field of physiology, ”said Nikolaev.
“Since I grew a mustache, I have shaved it only once, before taking the oath.”
Nikita Mikhalkov
A director without a mustache is not represented not only by the audience, but also by own daughter. Once Nadia Mikhalkova said in an interview: “I would be upset if he shaved them off. Previously, I did not like what pricks when dad kisses. And now I like dad so much that I can’t imagine him without a mustache.”
But the director and actor began his career as a beardless one.
Leonid Yakubovich
The TV presenter has become a kind of brand of the Field of Miracles program, and of the entire First Channel, largely thanks to his mustache. In one of the programs, a participant working as an insurance agent insured Yakubovich's mustache.
Leonid Arkadyevich grew a fashion accessory at a fairly mature age.
Many of the actor is familiar precisely in the stage image with a signature mustache.
But in life, Chaplin did not wear a mustache and looked not at all like a comedian, but like an attractive playboy.
For a long time, many historians believed that the Fuhrer wore a mustache with a brush, following fashion. This myth was dispelled by the writer Alexander Fry, who served with Hitler. Like all other colleagues, Hitler was ordered to trim his mustache, because they could interfere with putting on a gas mask.
Until that moment, the future Fuhrer wore a lush Prussian mustache.
Hitler was completely beardless only in his teens.
Hulk Hogan
The wrestler is the bearer of Fu Manchu's signature mustache, without which it is already impossible to imagine him.
It is not surprising that Hogan decided to grow a mustache: without them, he does not look like an awesome wrestler, but a cute bumpkin.
The genius of mathematics and physics became the prototype of a real professor thanks to his tousled hair and thick mustache.
Einstein never shaved his mustache, so without them you can only see him in childhood photographs.
Queen vocalist most time wore a characteristic mustache.
Sometimes Freddie shaved off his mustache. For example, in the last clip, filmed shortly before his death, he appears without a mustache.
Sacha Baron Cohen
The British actor grew a mustache for the role of the Kazakh journalist Borat, and this is how he remained in the memory of the audience.
Now Cohen goes without a mustache.
Clark Gable
In most films American actor he was filmed with a mustache, which definitely gave his image more masculinity.
However, even without the mustache, Gable also appeared on the screens.
The surrealist mustache is perhaps the most recognizable in the world.
Just like many others, Dali grew a mustache at the first opportunity, so his shot without a mustache is a real rarity.
Saddam Hussein
The mustache of the former leader of the Iraqi Republic became so inseparable from his image that, hiding from the Americans, he even shaved it off, leaving one beard.
Like other Eastern men, Hussein grew a mustache as soon as the opportunity arose, and therefore, in a beardless state, he can only be seen in childhood.
The Cuban revolutionary sported perhaps the most iconic mustache and beard.
Ernesto Che Guevara shaved for quite some time until he threw himself into the abyss of the revolution.
Alexander Lukashenko
Once, Lithuanian oppositionists opposed Lukashenka's visit to their country with banners with the inscription "Mustached entry is prohibited."
Alexander Druz
Master What? Where? When?" made a mustache his invariable attribute, which many consider even a talisman.
Shaved Friends can only be seen in the photo of youthful times.
Friedrich Nietzsche
The German philosopher and writer grew such a dense and unusual mustache that he became an example for many of his contemporaries to follow.
Without a mustache, Nietzsche did not look so serious and intimidating at all.
Frank Zappa
The rock musician also invented the signature mustache shape.
And so Zappa was a decent young man.
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
The mustache has become such a familiar part of the actor's appearance that, without looking at the photo, you can wonder if he has them.
David Suchet
Everyone knows the British actor in the image of Hercule Poirot with a small mustache.
Seeing a photo of Suchet without a mustache, you can even experience a slight disappointment.
Danny Trejo
Mustaches with lowered tips, like many of the heroes of our reportage, have become calling card actor.
Historical figures with mustaches are not uncommon different shapes(from a lush mustache to a small mustache), mustachioed politicians are also known. Almost every country has TV presenters and actors with mustaches.
Notable mustachioed politicians and historical figures
Alternating periods of hairiness and shaving male faces can be viewed as the alternation of a certain fashion in a particular historical period. As you know, the vegetation on the face of the representative of the stronger sex emphasizes his brutality, adorns his appearance. Nevertheless, regardless of fashion, there have always been personalities under whose noses a mustache flaunted. Naturally, the mustache of not an ordinary citizen, but a historical figure or a prominent politician attracted special attention. It was this detail of appearance that was often their hallmark.World-famous Adolf Hitler wore a small mustache that was exclusively under his nose. It is known that during military service he had a lush Prussian mustache, but he had to trim it so that it would not interfere with putting on a gas mask. Since then, he always had a "brush" mustache under his nose.
The owner of a beautiful lush mustache was Joseph Stalin. Historians believe that they allowed him to divert attention from vertically challenged and some facial imperfections. The beautiful mustache on the face of the brilliant mathematician Einstein was a great addition to the image of a disheveled scientist.
The overthrown Saddam Hussein has always been distinguished by his "trademark" mustache. So that they would not betray him, while Hussein was hiding from US persecution, he shaved them off and was left with only a beard. Cuban Che Guevara is another prominent historical figure who wore a beard and mustache.
The current president of Belarus wears a mustache. An integral part of the image was a big mustache for Budyonny. He treated them quite jealously, wishing that only he had such a mustache shape. Vasily Chapaev was famous for his magnificent sergeant-major mustache. In all films and in numerous portraits, you can see him with just such a mustache. Mustache German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche can be called "dense". However, many people liked them. There was even a fashion for the same mustache shape as his.
As you know, Peter I introduced the fashion for shaving, but, wanting not to quarrel with the army and the church, he left the wearing of a mustache for officers and the wearing of mustaches and beards for the clergy. Peter I himself also wore a mustache. It is known that another Russian tsar, Nicholas II, also wore a beautiful mustache.
It is impossible not to recall the very unusual mustache of Salvador Dali. This famous extraordinary artist, according to him own words, he himself was delighted that every day he saw their reflection in the mirror.
TV presenters and actors with mustaches
The king of silent films, the world-famous Charlie Chaplin, considered the mustache an adornment of his face and a great addition to the created image of the "little tramp." In his opinion, these small mustaches made him look older. One of the greatest American actors, Clark Gable, believed that a mustache is simply necessary to create a manly image. He starred with a mustache in most films. 
It is impossible to imagine the famous Mikhail Boyarsky without a hat and without a mustache, which always distinguish him from the crowd. Actor and director Nikita Mikhalkov is the owner of a very beautiful mustache. Even his daughters get the impression that their father has always had a mustache.
Symbol modern television, a wonderful TV presenter, the brand of Channel One - all these words refer to Leonid Yakubovich, and this is the merit of his mustache. Numerous fans have repeatedly paid tribute to this decoration of his face. One of the participants in the TV show "Field of Miracles" even insured the host's mustache, knowing that he smokes a pipe and can ruin them.
Another famous TV presenter with a barbel was Vlad Listyev. His lush mustache has always been liked by women. He himself liked to dress beautifully, choosing light-colored suits, and even twisted his chic mustache a little.
It is not known why Alexander Druz, who is the master of the game “What? Where? When?" It is possible that his luxurious mustache is his talisman, although the mustache may be a common habit. The fact that Alexander's mustache is popular is confirmed by numerous jokes about them.
The most famous person to wear a mustache
It is quite difficult to unambiguously answer the question of which of the famous barbels is the most famous. According to one of the opinions, such a person is Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin. For everyone famous portraits, surviving photographs and rare video chronicles, this statesman we see with a lush mustache. Many believe that such a mustache and pipe made his image more wise, representative and were the so-called "trick".Very often, some feature of the face or an unusual hairstyle of a celebrity becomes memorable and popular. It turns out that a male mustache can also become a kind of business card of a celebrity. Their unusual shape, density or thickness can make its owner universally recognizable. A mustache can give a man sexuality, masculinity, piquancy. It often happens that, getting rid of the mustache, a celebrity loses his recognition on the streets, because a mustache is not just a part of the image and style - it is an integral feature of some people. Let's all consider famous people, whose mustache may well compete with fame with their star owners.
Geraldo Rivera
This television journalist and reporter is especially popular for his show Geraldo at Large, of which he is the permanent host. Throughout his career, which was varied (he worked as a lawyer, wrote books), Geraldo never shaved his mustache. Due to his unusual and lush mustache, he is constantly recognized on the streets of America. It’s hard not to notice a person with such a chic mustache, they make a person’s appearance recognizable. Geraldo was married 5 times, from different marriages he has five children, for 75 years of his life he managed to realize himself diversified.
Bart Reynolds
Bart was one of the most successful stars Hollywood, good fame went about him. Thanks to his mustache, Bart became recognizable and popular, they gave the image of the actor sexuality and intrigue. A thick mustache combined with thick eyebrows and curly hair gave the actor a unique look. Bart attracts women with his unique looks and charisma. This actor is extremely successful, once he was one of the most highly paid actors Hollywood, received an Emmy award as proof of his own talent and skill.
Borate
The mustache made the image of Sacha Baron Cohen funny and at the same time rude. The actor tried to achieve conflicting feelings of the viewer and he succeeded. Funny and brutal mustache that both delights and scares, causing mixed feelings of people. Sasha managed to perfectly play the role of Borat Sagdiev, a clumsy and frivolous person with pipe dreams. The image of Borat was remembered by the audience and remained in memory largely due to the large and funny mustache. Sacha Baron Cohen is still known for his outrageous and experiments, including with appearance, he loves to transform, trying on new masks.
John Waters
A man gifted in every sense, no matter what path he chooses for himself. John is an artist, a writer, and an actor. He managed to visit the director and screenwriter. The appearance of this man has acquired a peculiar piquancy due to the thin line of the mustache. John began to combine the image of a villain and an aristocrat at the same time. His trademark thin mustache has become a kind of calling card of the director. Today, John continues to live in Baltimore and engage in filmmaking.
Freddie Mercury
This extraordinarily talented singer, originally from Zanzibar, conquered the whole world with his singing abilities. Farrukh (the real name of Freddie, given to him from birth) was distinguished by his ability to always achieve what he wanted, he constantly worked on himself. Founded by everyone famous band Queen, which still has an army of fans around the world. Freddie constantly wore a mustache that made his image unusual and unique, he always liked to stand out and he succeeded. famous mustache Freddie has become a kind of indicator of style and beauty.
Tom Selleck
A famous American actor with English roots, he won the hearts of many ladies, including thanks to his chic mustache, which gave his face charm and delicacy. Tom was born in Michigan and always dreamed of acting career. Now he is 73 years old, but he continues to act in films and TV shows. The mustache gives this gentleman an aristocratic and attractive appearance.
Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein is incredibly smart and a wise man, many "bright minds" admired his ideas. Einstein is now familiar to every schoolchild, and every person knows and remembers what he looked like, and all thanks to his memorable appearance. Albert always wore thick and disheveled hair, plus a thick mustache. His image might seem funny and funny to his contemporaries, however, everyone understands that Albert Einstein is, without a doubt, a great scientist. He is distinguished by his extraordinary ideas and is remembered for the unique image of a scientist who is not averse to laughing at himself.
Hulk Hogan
Hulk Hogan's mustache is hard to confuse with someone else's mustache. They make his image unusually brutal and unique. The Hulk is popular in America as an actor, he also started his career as a wrestler and achieved high altitudes. His mustache is reminiscent of such a mustache, which was worn by the tribes of the Gauls in ancient times, they add courage and courage to a man. Journalists are often interested in whether the Hulk intends to change his appearance, to which he responds positively, however, he hastens to add that he is not ready to say goodbye to his mustache.
Charlie Chaplin
A neat little mustache that is impossible not to fall in love with. Charlie captivated the hearts of men and women, children also adored his work. This extremely sweet, kind and funny eccentric evoked the delight of the audience and a flurry of applause. The mustache gave the image completeness, made it romantic. As Charlie Chaplin himself admits, he began to grow a mustache in order to appear a little older at his first performances, and later he could not get rid of them, since it was the mustache that made his image recognizable and memorable.
Salvador Dali
Perhaps the most famous mustachioed man in the world, a man whose mustache perfectly complemented his appearance, and at the same time, his appearance perfectly reflected inner world artist. Salvador was proud of his mustache, and they have become, to some extent, the subject of art. The artist's mustache is so unique that with it, Salvador achieved the most different images. He either lifted the tips of his mustache up and made them thin, then fluffed his mustache and lowered them down - Dali liked to experiment and many of his experiments were reflected in his face.
Well, here's a biography of Salvador Dali. Salvador is one of my favorite artists. I tried to add more dirty details delicious interesting facts and quotes from friends from the master's entourage, which are not available on other sites. Available short biography artist's work - see navigation below. A lot is taken from the film Gabriella Flights "Biography of Salvador Dali", so be careful, spoilers!
When inspiration leaves me, I put my brush and paint aside and sit down to write something about the people I am inspired by. So it goes.
Salvador Dali biography. Table of contents.
Characters
The Dalis will spend the next eight years in the United States. Immediately upon arrival in America, Salvador and Gala threw a grandiose orgy of PR action. They had a costume party in a surreal style (Gala sat in a unicorn costume, hmm) and invited the most prominent people from the bohemian party of their time. Dali quite successfully began to exhibit in America, and his shocking antics were very fond of the American press and the bohemian crowd. What, what, but they have not yet seen such a virtuoso-artistic shiz.
In 1942, the surrealist publishes his autobiography " secret life Salvador Dali, written by himself. A book for unprepared minds will be slightly shocking, I say right away. It's worth reading though, it's interesting. Despite the obvious strangeness of the author, it is read quite easily and naturally. IMHO, Dali, as a writer, is pretty good, in his own way, of course.
However, despite the huge critical success, Gale again found it difficult to find buyers for the paintings. But everything changed when in 1943 a wealthy couple from Colorado visited the Dali exhibition - Reynold and Eleanor Mos became regular buyers of paintings by Salvador and family friends. The couple Mos acquired a quarter of all the paintings of Salvador Dali and later founded the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, but not in the one you thought, but in America, in Florida.
We started collecting his works, often met with Dali and Gala, and he liked us, because we liked his paintings. Gala also fell in love with us, but she had to maintain her reputation as a person with a difficult character, she was torn between sympathy for us and her reputation. (c) Eleanor Mos
Dali works closely as a designer, participating in the creation of jewelry and scenery. In 1945, Hitchcock invited the master to create scenery for his film Spellbound. Even Walt Disney was subdued magical world Dali. In 1946, he commissioned a cartoon that would introduce Americans to surrealism. True, the sketches came out so surreal that the cartoon will never appear at the box office, but later, it will still be finished. It's called Destino, a cartoon schizophasic, very beautiful, with high-quality art and worth it to watch, unlike the Andalusian dog (don't watch the dog, honestly).
Salvador Dali's quarrel with the surrealists.
While the entire artistic and intellectual community hated Franco, as he was a dictator who seized the republic by force. Dali nevertheless decided to go against public opinion. (c) Antonio Pichot.
Dali was a monarchist, he talked with Franco and he told him that he was going to restore the monarchy. So Dali was for Franco. (c) Lady Moyne
The painting of El Salvador at this time acquires a particularly academic character. For the paintings of the master of this period, the classical component is especially characteristic, despite the obvious surreal plot. The maestro also paints landscapes and classical paintings without any surrealism. Many paintings also take on a distinctly religious character. Famous paintings by Salvador Dali of this time - atomic ice, The Last Supper, Christ of Saint Juan de la Cruz, etc.
The prodigal son returned to the womb catholic church and in 1958 Dali and Gala got married. Dali was 54 years old, Galya 65. But, despite the wedding, their romance has changed. Gala turned Salvador Dali into a world celebrity, but although their partnership was much more than business, Gala loved young stallions to stand for an hour without a break, and Salvadorich was no longer the same. He no longer looked like the sexless extravagant ephebe she had known before. Therefore, their relationship by that time had noticeably cooled off, and Gala was increasingly seen surrounded by young gigolos and without El Salvador.
Many thought that Dali was just a showman, but this is not so. He worked 18 hours a day, admiring the local landscapes. I think he was in general common man. (c) Lady Moyne.
Amanda Lear, Salvador Dali's second great love.
Salvador, who had been burning all his life with burning eyes, turned into a shaking, unfortunate animal with a driven look. Time spares no one.
Death of Gala, Surrealist's wife.
Soon the maestro was waiting for a new blow. In 1982, at the age of 88, Gala died of a heart attack. Despite the rather cool Lately relationship, Salvador Dali, with the death of Gala, lost his core, the basis of his existence, and became like an apple with a rotten core.
For Dali, this was the strongest blow. As if his world was falling apart. It's a terrible time. Time of deepest depression. (c) Antonio Pichot.
After the death of Gala, Dali rolled downhill. He left for Pubol. (c) Lady Moyne.
The famous surrealist moved to a castle bought for his wife, where the traces of her former presence allowed him to somehow brighten up his existence.
I think it was big mistake retire to this castle, where he was surrounded by people who did not know him at all, but in this way Dali mourned Gala (c) Lady Moyne.
Once a famous party-goer, Salvador, whose house was always full of people drunk on pink champagne, turned into a recluse who allowed only close friends to visit him.
He said - okay, let's meet, but in total darkness. I don't want you to see how gray and old I've become. I want her to remember me young and beautiful (c) Amanda.
I was asked to visit him. He put a bottle of red wine on the table, a glass, put an armchair, and he remained in the bedroom with closed door. (c) Lady Moyne.
Fire and death of Salvador Dali
Fate, which had previously spoiled Dali with good luck, decided, as if in retaliation for all previous years, to throw a new misfortune to El Salvador. In 1984, a fire broke out in the castle. None of the nurses on duty around the clock responded to Dali's cries for help. When Dali was rescued, his body was 25 percent burned. Unfortunately, fate did not give easy for the artist death and he recovered, albeit emaciated and scarred from burns. Salvador's friends persuaded him to leave his castle and move to a museum in Figueres. Last years before his death, Salvador Dali spent surrounded by his art.
5 years later, Salvador Dali died in a hospital in Barcelona from cardiac arrest. So it goes.
Such an end seems too sad for a man who was overflowing with life and so different from others. He was incredible person. (c) Lady Moyne
You tell Vrubel and Van Gogh.
Salvador Dali enriched our lives not only with his paintings. I'm glad he let us get to know him so intimately. (c) Eleanor Mos
I felt that a huge, very significant part of my life had ended, as if I had lost my own father. (c) Amanda.
Meeting with Dali for many was a real discovery of a new vast world, unusual philosophy. Compared to him, all these contemporary artists who try to copy his style look pathetic. (c) Ultraviolet.
Before his death, Salvador Dali bequeathed to bury himself in his museum, surrounded by his works, under the feet of his admiring admirers.
Surely there are people who don't even know he's dead, they think he just doesn't work anymore. In a sense, it doesn't matter if Dali is alive or dead. For pop culture, he is always alive. (c) Alice Cooper.
We can say with confidence that people who have not heard of Dali simply do not exist. Some know him by his work, which reflected an entire era in the life of mankind, others by the outrageousness with which he lived and painted.
All the works of Salvador Dali are worth millions these days, and there are always connoisseurs of creativity who are ready to pay the necessary amount for the canvas.
Dali and his childhood
The first thing to say about the great artist is that he is a Spaniard. By the way, my national identity Dali was incredibly proud and was a true patriot of his country. The family in which he was born determined him in many ways life path, position features. The mother of the great creator was a deeply religious person, while his father was a convinced atheist. From childhood, Salvador Dali was immersed in an atmosphere of ambiguity, some ambivalence.
The author of paintings, valued in millions, was a rather weak student. Restless character, irrepressible desire for expression own opinion, too much wild imagination did not allow him to achieve great success in education, however, as an artist, Dali showed himself quite early. Ramon Pichot was the first to notice his ability to draw, who directed the talent of the fourteen-year-old creator in the right direction. So already at the age of fourteen, the young artist presented his work at an exhibition held in Figueres.
Youth
The work of Salvador Dali allowed him to enter the Madrid Academy fine arts, however, the young and even then outrageous artist did not stay there for a long time. Being convinced of his exclusivity, he was soon expelled from the academy. Later, in 1926, Dali decided to continue his studies, but was again expelled, already without the right to restoration.
A huge role in the life of the young artist was played by his acquaintance with Luis Bonuel, who later became one of the most famous directors, working in the genre of surrealism, and Federico who went down in history as one of the most brilliant poets of Spain.
Expelled from the Academy of Arts, the young artist did not hide his own, which allowed him to organize his own exhibition in his youth, which was visited by the great Pablo Picasso.
Muse of Salvador Dali
Of course, any creator needs a muse. For Dali, it was Gala Eluard, who was on
The moment of meeting the great surrealist is married. A deep, all-consuming passion became the impetus for leaving her husband for Gala and for active creativity for Salvador Dali himself. The beloved became for the surrealist not only an inspirer, but also a kind of manager. Thanks to her efforts, the work of Salvador Dali became known in London, New York and Barcelona. The glory of the artist has acquired a completely different scale.
Glory Avalanche
As befits any creative nature, the artist Dali constantly developed, strived forward, improved and transformed the technique. Of course, this led to significant changes in his life, the smallest of which was the removal from the list of surrealists. However, this did not affect his career in any way. Thousands, and then multimillion-dollar exhibitions gained momentum. The realization of greatness came to the artist after the publication of his autobiography, which sold out in record time.
Most famous works
A person who does not know a single work of Salvador Dali simply does not exist, but few can name at least a few works of the great artist. All over the world, the creations of the outrageous artist are kept like the apple of an eye and are shown to millions of visitors to museums and exhibitions.
Salvador Dali the most famous paintings almost always painted in a certain outburst of feelings, as a result of a certain emotional outburst. For example, “Self-portrait with a Raphaelian neck” was written after the death of the artist’s mother, which became a real mental trauma for Dali, which he repeatedly admitted.
"The Persistence of Memory" is one of the famous works Dali. It is this picture that has several different names that coexist equally in art history circles. In this case, the canvas depicts the place where the artist lived and worked - Port Lligata. Many art researchers claim that deserted coast reflects in this picture the inner emptiness of the creator himself. Salvador Dali "Time" (as this picture is also called) painted under the impression of the melting of Camembert cheese, from which, perhaps, appeared key images masterpiece. The clock, which takes on completely unthinkable forms on the canvas, symbolizes the human perception of time and memory. The Persistence of Memory is definitely one of the most profound and thoughtful works of Salvador Dali.
Variety of creativity
It's no secret that the paintings of Salvador Dali are very different from each other. certain period in the life of an artist, one or another manner, style, a certain direction are characteristic. By the time when the creator publicly declared: "Surrealism is me!" - includes works written from 1929 to 1934. Such paintings as "William Tell", "Evening Ghost", "Bleeding Roses" and many others belong to this period.
The listed works are significantly different from the paintings of the period limited to 1914 and 1926, when Dali Salvador kept his work within certain limits. early works the master of outrageousness is characterized by greater uniformity, regularity, greater calmness, and to some extent greater realism. Among these paintings, one can single out “Feast in Figueres”, “Portrait of my father”, written in 1920-1921, “View of Cadaques from Mount Pani”.
Salvador Dali painted the most famous paintings after 1934. Since that time, the artist's method has become "paranoid-critical." In this vein, the creator worked until 1937. Among the paintings written by Dali at that time, the most famous paintings were the “Pliable structure with boiled beans (Premonition civil war)" and "Atavistic Remains of Rain"
The "paranoid-critical" period was followed by the so-called American. It was at this time that Dali wrote his famous "Dream", "Galarina" and "A dream inspired by the flight of a bee around a pomegranate, a moment before awakening."
The work of Salvador Dali acquires more and more tension over time. Behind American period followed by a period of nuclear mysticism. The painting "Sodomic self-satisfaction of an innocent maiden" was written at this time. In the same period, in 1963, the "Ecumenical Council" was written.
Dali calms down
The time from 1963 to 1983 is called by art critics the period " last role". The works of these years are calmer than the previous ones. They have a clear geometry, very confident graphics, not smooth, melting, but clear and fairly strict lines prevail. Here you can highlight the famous "Warrior", written in 1982, or "The Appearance of a Face in a Landscape".
Lesser known Dali
Few people know, but Salvador Dali created the most not only on canvas and wood, and not only with the help of paints. The artist's acquaintance with Luis Bonuel not only largely determined the further direction of Dali's work, but was also reflected in the painting "The Andalusian Dog", which at one time shocked the audience. It was this film that became a kind of slap in the face of the bourgeoisie.
Soon the paths of Dali and Bonuel diverged, but their joint work went down in history.
Dali and outrageous
Even the appearance of the artist suggests that this nature is deeply creative, unusual and striving for a new, unknown.
Dali was never distinguished by a desire for a calm, traditional appearance. On the contrary, he was proud of his unusual antics and used them in every way to his advantage. About his own mustache, for example, the artist wrote a book, calling them "antennas for the perception of art."
In an impulse to impress Dali, he decided to spend one of his own meetings in a diving suit, as a result of which he almost suffocated.
Dali Salvador put his creativity above all else. The artist won fame in the most unforeseen, strangest ways that one can even imagine. He bought dollar bills for $2, then sold a book about the stock for a huge amount of money. The artist defended the right of his installations to exist by destroying them and bringing them to the police.
Salvador Dali left behind the most famous paintings in huge numbers. However, as well as memories of his strange, incomprehensible character and worldview.
