Dali by Paul Moorhouse

Explores the rich complexity of his imagination and sets him in context as both a scion of the Surrealist movement and a fiercely independent spirit. A comprehensive introduction focuses on Dali's development and uses of the paranoiac-critical method in the early 1930s as a means of liberating the creative unconsciousness. 60 of Dali's most representative works are reproduced in large-format full colour, and detailed commentaries elucidate their complex and disturbing imagery, the expression of Dali's personal obsessions.

Paul Moorhouse, 2003

Paperback, Good (cover is a little worn but the pages are clean and intact)

112 pages

720g

36 x 26 x 1 cm