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Dalis 20. Jahrhundert: Die Westliche Kunst Zwischen Politik, Markt Und Medien

By (author) Gabriel Montua

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In 1918, Western art sought to overturn and radically reshape society. In 1989, it wanted to critique the basic democratic capitalist order, but not to overthrow it. Salvador Dali illustrates this shift better than any other artist. Using unpublished source materials, this study analyzes Dali s political communication in art works as well as in his self-promotional engagement with the international mass media.""

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