Dali’s painting career had just begun to prosper and was developed into many different types of art. He had won several prizes in the school of national fine arts of San Fernando in Madrid. At this time, he did not draw with bright colors, but rather he was under the

In the followings years, he painted with his different styles combined in one. His art was exhibited in a lot of museums. The last major exhibitions in Dali’s lifetime were at the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris in 1979. This show displayed at least sixty of his magnificent works of art. Then something tragic happened in his life, which made him stop paintings, his beautiful images.

The same year that Dali had joined the Paris Surrealist group, he met a woman that inspired many of his paintings. Her name was Gala Eluard. She visited him in Cadaques with her husband, the French poet, Paul Eluard. She became Dali’s lover, business manager, and the source of inspiration for many of Dali’s greatest works. They got married in 1934 and made their first trip to America together.

In 1927, his fame spread across Figueres, Spain. In 1928, he visited Paris where the Spanish painter, Joan Miro, introduced him to various members of the surrealist group. Andre Breton found this group; his movement was basically the “exploration of hidden imagination.” Dali had gradually lost all his interest in his other paintings and moved to Paris. He was appointed an official surrealist by Breton and had his first one-man show that November. Dali gave another meaning to Surrealism. According to James Thrall Soby, he b

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