Wednesday, December 23, 2009


Happy Holidays from SALVADOR DALI

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Salvador Dali Christmas

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Friday, December 11, 2009

Salvador Dali auction results


With Top Quality Offerings, Sotheby's Nets $181 Million

NEW YORK — The stunning performance of Impressionist and Modern art in Sotheby’s Wednesday sale where 56 paintings, drawings and sculptures brought just over $181 million can leave no one in doubt that the art market is as vigorous as it ever was before last year’s financial troubles.


For the first time since the autumn of 2008, an auction house was offering a significant number of top quality paintings and sculptures in one of the two areas that matter most in the art market.


“Girafe en feu” (Giraffe on Fire), a large gouache on paper signed by Salvador Dalí in 1937 belongs to the early phase of Surrealism, rarely seen at auction these days. Sotheby’s gave the rare work a $150,000 to $200,000 estimate. Obviously too low, it could easily have been doubled. But the best specialists never imagined that it might end up at $1.87 million, and set an auction record for any work on paper by Dalí.

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Picasso La Femme Au Tamborin

Sothby's announced a Print auction that will include a Picasso print titled:
"La Femme Au Tamborin". They estimate the sale at $500,000.00 to $600,000.00 US Funds. This is a good example of Why it is important to collect prints by masters.

You can get into the fine art market (prints by masters) for ALOT less $$. Starting prices for authentic works by Dali are in the $1800.00 and can go as high as $75K for some limited edition works, but $10,000.00 goes a long way in the Dali market.
**It is important that you talk to the right experts, as gallery owners in general are not up to speed on Dali authenticity.

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Monday, August 17, 2009

Salvador Dali

There are more museums dedicated to Salvador Dali than any other artist.

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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

More and more exhibits are showing limited edition works by Dali.

Here is a link to the Dali Universe exhibit.


DALI UNIVERSE


After you visit the site, got to --> Salvador Dali Experts

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Salvador Dali hand signed.


Salvador Dali studied the work of Rembrandt, so it make sense that Dali did an interpretation of Rembrandts Self Portrait  Email any questions

Check out the Austrailia Dali exhibit:
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Thursday, May 28, 2009

Salvador Dali


In case you read blogs about Dali, many of them these days are filled with negative info, that is not based in reality. One of the dealers in the industry is not very good at what he does, so he has launced a campain against two of his competitors. If he was smart, he would work with his competitors in the same way others do in other industries. Salvador Dali created great works of art. It seems a few are falling over thier own feet trying to be in control. I think Dali himself would agree that control is a dangerous word. People who tell lies and use ruthless tactics, will hurt themselves in the long run.

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Salvador Dali at Auction

BOSTON, April 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Skinner, Inc. , one of the nation's leading auction houses for antiques and fine art, today announced the appointment of Robin Starr as director pro tem to lead Skinner's American & European Paintings & Prints department. Her newly defined role comes at an opportune time; Skinner's upcoming May 15th sale, to be held in Boston, will feature one of the auction house's most impressive offerings to date with works from Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Henry Moore, and Salvador Dali.
With Starr on board to head one of Skinner's most important specialty departments, a move toward acquiring more notable works is underway. As such, Skinner is also announcing a shift from quarterly fine paintings sales, to three per year. Skinner's strategy is to offer the highest caliber works in its American & European Paintings & Prints auctions, and mid-range works of art in its European Furniture & Decorate Arts, 20th century, and Americana auctions. Skinner also plans to revive its Studio Paintings auctions in its new Marlborough gallery, and has scheduled its first Studio sale for July 2009 in Marlborough.
Starr first joined Skinner's European & American Paintings department in September of 1987. Her longstanding relationship with consignors and buyers provides for a seamless transition into the role as director pro tem. Starr's responsibilities now include overseeing a staff of specialists who appraise and catalog prints, paintings, sculpture, and works on paper for clients including arts and cultural institutions, estates, major collectors, and private individuals. She will also continue to act as auctioneer, a role for which she has been widely regarded, as she brings vibrancy and animation to the podium.
According to Karen Keane, CEO of Skinner, Inc., "We're very pleased to announce Robin as director pro tem of the paintings department. Robin brings a renewed perspective in this leadership role, but has legacy experience of twenty plus years to leverage."
Outside her role at Skinner, Starr is a major contributor to the success of Boston's thriving arts and culture community. She conducts numerous benefit appraisal days, lectures, and benefit auctions throughout the year. Starr has lectured in art history at various colleges throughout New England, and is currently a Lecturer in Art History at Boston College in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. Starr received her M.A. in the History of Art, specializing in early medieval art, from Williams College. As an undergraduate, Starr combined an unusual double major in Art History and Physics through research in neutron activation autoradiography and its application in art historical research at Bates College. Starr is a resident of Acton, Massachusetts.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Salvador Dali and Walt Disney


SALVADOR DALI AND WALT DISNEY worked on an animated feature that was never released. Dali created many drawings and a few paintings of the same subject. "Destino"

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Salvador Dali


Dali's final contact with Hollywood was the dream sequence in Vencente Mennelli's 1950 Feature Film "Father of the Bride" with Spencer Tracey and Elizabeth Taylor. Dali created a scene where Spencer Tracey dreams he's sinking into a marble floor.


Monday, April 6, 2009

Salvador Dali Museums

There are more museums dedicated to the works of Salvador Dali than any other Master.

L'Espace Dali is an art museum in Paris, France. Dedicated to the work of the surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, the museum contains many of his drawings, cartoons, and sculptures as well as a few of his paintings.
Located just off the top of the Butte Montmartre at 11, rue Poulbot, the two-floor museum provides a detailed look into the creative process that produced some of Dalí's most famous works.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Salvador Dali played by Antonio Banderas



Antonio Banderas was spotted out in Marbella, Spain today where he is shooting new film, Dali. This film will chronicle the life of surrealist painter Salvador Dali, with a focus on his success in America.
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Friday, March 27, 2009

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Salvador Dali

Salvador Dali's interpretation of the Velasquez work, "Surrender of Breda"
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Thursday, February 5, 2009

Salvador Dali was the last master of the 20th Century.

Works are vanishing from the market.

Knockoffs are all over the internet.

Similar to what happened with Picasso.

Now Picasso works are through the roof.


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