Salvador Dali - Crocifissione premonitrice d’una guerra (1936)

Salvador Dalí – Premonitory Crucifixion of a War (1936)

That Salvador Dalí work, chosen as the image for the exhibition 'Max Ernst and His Surrealist Friends' (Rome, Museo del Corso, 2002), encapsulates the Catalan master's entire visionary power. The elongated figures and distorted shadows stand out against a desert-like, mental landscape, where time — represented by the melting clock — becomes a symbol of anguish and dissolution. The human element merges with architecture in a scene that evokes sacrifice, metamorphosis, and an impending end.

Perfect for environments with a contemporary or eclectic style, it adds conceptual intensity and a dreamlike charm to art or meditation spaces. Official print from an exhibition, published by Mazzotta Editore.

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