Salvador Dali

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Gilbert Highet says Salvador Dali has arrived. He profiles the artist and his eccentricities. His says his work has deep spiritual conviction and talent. Dali's autobiography is covered. Highet comments on several overviews of the artist who keeps the public guessing. He comments on the artist's preoccupation with sex, terror, dissolution, war, violence, the atom bomb, and solid bodies.


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