Salvador Dalí, the surrealist Spanish painter, best known for the striking and bizarre images, is now sharing more of his unknown works to the general public at the Dalí Space in Paris. These rare and unseen paintings are being shown, for the first time, from Enrique Sabater's attic to the exhibition hall. Sabater was the secretary and friend of Dalí and he is sharing and unveiling now the intimate and mysterious side of the artist hidden over 20 years. Sabater and Delí met in 1968 before becoming his friend and then his secretary. The exhibition showcases a strong friendship between the two and the drawings dedicated to Sabater by the artist. Want to hear more about their story? You have it until May 10th, 2012, to discover the untold Dalí story.
11 rue Poulbot 75018 PARIS
T. +33 (0)1 42 64 40 10
E. info@daliparis.com
(M) Anvers on line 2
Mon - Sun from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Entrance: 11 €
This video gives you an idea of the Espace Dali here in Paris
Photo/Video sources: espace dali/iarswiss
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