The Dali Museum Collection
The Dali Museum Collection is rich in works from artist Salvador Dali's entire career (1904-1989), with
key works from every moment and in every medium of his artistic activity. The Collection includes 96 oil
paintings, many original drawings, bookworks, prints, sculpture, photos, manuscripts, and an extensive
archive of documents. Founded with the works collected by Reynolds and Eleanor Morse, the Museum has made
significant additions to its collection.
The third floor galleries in the Tom and Mary James Wing provide a chronological gathering of Dali's paintings.
The small salons along the outer walls are illuminated by special skylights and display the large paintings
over which Dali labored in the last decades of his career. The Hough Family Wing provides visitors a chance
to see other aspects of the artist's work, featuring his films, photographs, objects and works on paper.
The distinguished building, which opened on Jan. 11, 2011, enables the Museum to protect and display our
collection, to welcome our public, and to educate and promote enjoyment. In a larger sense it is a place of
beauty dedicated, as is Dali's art, to understanding and transformation.
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Dali Doubled
by Dr. William Jeffett
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