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The creative works of Salvador Dalí reflect the surrealist movement which was to "resolve the previously contradictory conditions of dream and reality into an absolute reality, a super-reality". Dalí's works have been said to support the capitalism and facist dictatorship of Francisco Franco. The artifact that I am presenting is a copy of Dalí's famous painting: The Elephants. It shows the abstract and dreamy ideas brought to life in his painting, demonstrating the surrealist aspects of Dalí's works.

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Spain is located on the Iberian Peninsula in Europe and has a climate ranging from semi-arid, to Mediterranean, to Oceanic climate. It is a western country with major aspects of Roman heritage and a strong Catholic presence. 70% of the population speaks Spanish.

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Salvador Dalí got his education at the Colegia de Hermanos Maristas and the Instituto, Acedemia de san Fernando. His style was based on the Surrealist movement and had some aspects of cubism, similar to Pablo Picasso.

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The Elephants by Salvador Dalí

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Salvador Dalí was born may 11, 1904 in Figueres Spain. He was named after his older brother who had died just a few months after  birth. Dalí grew up with his father, mother, and younger sister, although his mother died when he was 16.

died 1989 in Figueres