Dali Magritte | Surrealism

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The Dali • Magritte Surrealism Collection brings together two major voices in twentieth-century art. Salvador Dalí and René Magritte reimagined reality with dreamlike symbols, surprising objects, and scenes that feel both familiar and strange. Their artwork challenged traditional logic and invited viewers to look beneath the surface of everyday life.

Salvador Dalí explored surrealism by pulling ideas from his dreams and subconscious. He created images that blended fear, humor, memory, and fantasy. His paintings included unusual forms such as an elephant with impossibly thin legs in The Temptation of Saint Anthony and melting clocks in The Persistence of Memory. Our collection includes many Dalí statues adapted from these iconic artworks.

René Magritte, a key Belgian surrealist, approached the movement with wit and conceptual humor. His paintings often featured clear skies, crisp shapes, and playful puzzles. His Son of Man—the famous man with the floating green apple—is represented here through a detailed figurine from our Magritte sculpture series.

This Surrealism Collection showcases licensed Parastone adaptations of famous Dalí and Magritte paintings transformed into three-dimensional sculptures. Each piece brings surreal imagery into your home, offering a small window into the dreamlike ideas of these visionary artists.

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