Salvador Dali surrealist artist by Jenny Ellis-Newman

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This painting uses primary colours to create a surreal atmosphere typical of Dali paintings. It introduces some of his sculptures and paintings in the form of a bent clock, an elephant on elongated legs and a butterfly, all typical of the objects to be found in Dali's own artworks. His portrait captures his crazy stare typically seen in photographs of the artist himself.

This painting uses primary colours to create a surreal atmosphere typical of Dali paintings. It introduces some of his sculptures and paintings in the form of a bent clock, an elephant on elongated legs and a butterfly, all typical of the objects to be found in Dali's own artworks. His portrait captures his crazy stare typically seen in photographs of the artist himself.

This painting uses primary colours to create a surreal atmosphere typical of Dali paintings. It introduces some of his sculptures and paintings in the form of a bent clock, an elephant on elongated legs and a butterfly, all typical of the objects to be found in Dali's own artworks. His portrait captures his crazy stare typically seen in photographs of the artist himself.

This painting uses primary colours to create a surreal atmosphere typical of Dali paintings. It introduces some of his sculptures and paintings in the form of a bent clock, an elephant on elongated legs and a butterfly, all typical of the objects to be found in Dali's own artworks. His portrait captures his crazy stare typically seen in photographs of the artist himself.

This painting uses primary colours to create a surreal atmosphere typical of Dali paintings. It introduces some of his sculptures and paintings in the form of a bent clock, an elephant on elongated legs and a butterfly, all typical of the objects to be found in Dali's own artworks. His portrait captures his crazy stare typically seen in photographs of the artist himself.

This painting uses primary colours to create a surreal atmosphere typical of Dali paintings. It introduces some of his sculptures and paintings in the form of a bent clock, an elephant on elongated legs and a butterfly, all typical of the objects to be found in Dali's own artworks. His portrait captures his crazy stare typically seen in photographs of the artist himself.

This painting uses primary colours to create a surreal atmosphere typical of Dali paintings. It introduces some of his sculptures and paintings in the form of a bent clock, an elephant on elongated legs and a butterfly, all typical of the objects to be found in Dali's own artworks. His portrait captures his crazy stare typically seen in photographs of the artist himself.

This painting uses primary colours to create a surreal atmosphere typical of Dali paintings. It introduces some of his sculptures and paintings in the form of a bent clock, an elephant on elongated legs and a butterfly, all typical of the objects to be found in Dali's own artworks. His portrait captures his crazy stare typically seen in photographs of the artist himself.

Jenny Ellis-Newman
217 artworks

Perth, Western Australia, Australia

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Artwork Description

Acrylic on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

I have long been a fan of Dali's work so when I decided to paint this portrait, his was the face that I chose. I love his artwork and sculptures, especially after visiting an exhibition of his paintings and sculptures at The Cube in Adelaide. I particularly love the vibrancy of his colour palette and I have adopted those same colours and some of the objects he painted in this work. A crazy eccentric man and fantastic artist, this mesmerizing artwork with his crazy stare is a tribute to his boundless imagination and surreal vision.

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Acrylic paint on quality stretched canvas

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This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

Jenny Ellis-Newman
217 artworks

Perth, Western Australia, Australia

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