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Introducing the concept of “nuclear” or “atomic” painting, Salvador Dali created “Idylle Atomique” as his horrified reaction to the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945. A Surrealist leader whose talent emerged when he was only 10 years old, his style was characterized by minute detail, extraordinary technique, and Freudian dream symbolism that added nightmarish ambiance to his work.
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| Fulcrum ID#: 152413 |
| Title: Idylle Atomique, c.1945 |
| Artist: Salvador Dali |
| Fine-Art Print |
| Size: 20" x 16" |
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