The Fascinating Life of Salvador Dali
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- The Fascinating Life of Salvador Dali | The Story
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In this Alux.com video we'll try to answer the following questions:
Who was Salvador Dali?
What is Salvador Dali famous for?
What nationality was Salvador Dali?
What kind of artist was Salvador Dali?
Did Salvador Dali have kids?
How did Salvador Dali die?
Does Salvador Dali have a daughter?
Who was Salvador Dali's wife?
Is Salvador Dali Hispanic?
What is Salvador Dali's full name?
Did Salvador Dali Make sculptures?
What kind of paint did Salvador Dali use?
How was Salvador Dali childhood?
Who was Salvador Dali's parents?
Did Salvador Dali have siblings?
Is Salvador Dali still alive?
When did Dali die?
Where did Salvador Dalí die?
What was Salvador Dali's last painting?
What was Salvador Dali's first painting?
Where did Gala Dali die?
Where is Salvador Dali buried?
Where did Salvador Dali grow up?
Where does Salvador Dali live?
Where did Salvador Dali go to college?
When did Salvador Dali get married?
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She sounds like voice for the phub live ad
*Sexcccy*
If u love phub u will definitely love phub live
Hehe
Hehe
Bro come onnnnnn
Not a fan of the voice of the narrator. "Salvador daliiiihhhhhh" just talk normal, don't try to "sexy up" your voice
HAHAHAHAHAHA that was my thought too. Just speak normal, woman XD
probably an idi0tic computer trying to sound like a n0rmal human...
Aluxa, read "Salvador Dali"
Sounds like corporate bitch !
Yeah what the hell is going on???
He’s a man of persistence and dedication. In the most highest intent. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The furture billionaires get inspired 😂😂
Your looking at the new Elon musk
Your disrespecting a future us solider army
🤣
Lol
Now they are convinced to buy a single dot.
The voice be like "if you like p*rnhub? You'll L O V E p*rnhub live!
Exactly
omg thats gotta be the most annoying and entitled voice over in the world.....
"peopullllll"
well if Salvador Dali did the voiceover himself you would disagree lol
"The world is full of idiots, otherwise I wouldn't be so rich "(Salvador Dali). He took great pleasure in watching"idiots throw millions at auction for my daubs"
i love him so much lol
Hahaha! I call it The Chris Brown Effect. When you do not like an Artist but Love their work.
Who?
I don’t have an ‘eye for art’, but IMHO, his works are everything from brilliant to quirky. A true visionary who was well ahead of his time.
He was just in time to pave the way for other free future artists. If he was ahead of his time, then he wouldn't be regarded as a pioneer.
@@8thousevirgin I guess...but I don’t consider him a pioneer. I think ‘trailblazer ‘ is more fitting, strictly JMO.
@@bloke_19xx33 you're right, but i don't exactly know the difference between pioneer and trailblazer.
@@8thousevirgin...the more I think about it, I believe both words are similar in definition, and are a fitting tribute to an icon such as him (depending on one's interpretation). He definitely pioneered a new method or way in creating art of various abstracts for many other artists to follow. In other words, he laid the foundation/groundwork for inspiring other artists to develop further this new concept of 'surrealism'. Because of this, he can also be considered a 'trailblazer' (innovator...and pioneer) for exploring new areas that weren't even considered a remote possibility in the art-world at that time. I'm not an art expert, nor do I have an 'eye for art', as I said previously. To me personally, he went in such a different and 'dark' direction with his works that, I believe, completely caught the art world 'off-guard'. I've always been amazed that when his works were on tour in my neck of the woods, the crowds were huge, and ticket demand was 'off the charts'. I have to 'blaze' a path to the 'Dali' museum one day to the Tampa/St Pete area in Florida (a 'bucket list' item) to see some of his works, which I missed out on twice already. Hopefully, the third time is the 'charm'. Cheers!
The story about Salvador Dali almost dying while performing in the old-school diving suit is not true. The photography that is shown in the video was captured AFTER the performance. Dali stated in his 1942 biography that Gala rescued him from suffocating by smashing the front glass window of the diving suit - which is still intact on the photography. The story is one of Dalis famous "false memories".
Fun facts: The diving suit is most likely a "Dräger Schlauch-Tauchgerät" from the 1920s. When they ordered the diving suit from a local renting company, the employee asked them how deep Dali was going to dive (in order to select a fitting suit). The short (but fitting) answer was: "All the way into the unconscious and back" (as told by Dali ;))
He was an odd one to put it mildly.....said who?!
There's a bunch of untrue and inaccurate details in this vid
I'm here learning about Dali, as I'm writing a college essay final about his famous "persistence of memory" during Covid-19. Let's learn and be resourceful as we all go through this pandemic. Stay safe everyone!
Don't by- ANY MEANS use this video for your research or your paper. It is HEAVILY flawed and incorrectly sourced.
I deduced something about that painting that would have given me an A+.
I googled around to see if somebody else noticed something so fucking obvious. Nobody seems to have. And it's about time somebody calls Dali out on his bullshit.
“I’m not good at painting, I’m too intelligent . The artist who makes great works die soon after. I want to live forever.” Dali
TheBen1tez I honestly don’t get this statement he made
Olly Lewis he is “outsmarting the system” by purposefully making bad artwork, because he notices that the great artists usually die young
@@kadeskorni296 he is a good artist but it seems to me that he is dumb, it seems he was right after all, all good painters are dumb lmao
@@kadeskorni296 But he didn't die young so he didn't live up to his statements lol He was just far too narcissistic to believe he was just one of the great artists but not considered the greatest.
@@kadeskorni296 I believe Dalí says he’s not a good painter, because good painters that reach that artistic “peak” when they are young then have an inevitable falldown on their work, so they “die” because they are no longer relevant, or it can refer to something more literal, some artists die young because they tend to develop psicologycal problems but he’s to smart to be absorbed in the madness.
That's pretty clever that he drew drawings on his cheques knowing that restaurants wouldn't check them in because they had his original artwork 😂😂😂
Have you heard the story of the poor art student who sent Picasso the last of his money in a check, and pleaded for advice? Picasso drew on the back and signed his name. He knew if the student was smart, he would sell it and continue his college classes.
Crazy guy - phenomenal artist of spectacular scope. His 1969 painting, The Hallucinogenic Toreador, is my favorite.
uuh you mean the hallucinogenic toreador right?
@@naderm.7701 Yep. Excuse my monumental mistake. I did not study art in graduate school; I studied trauma nursing.
Took him several years to complete this painting which came frm his dreaming. Many of his work's were enormous.
Just went to the Dali Theatre and Museum in Spain! His artworks are so magnificent and incredible! I highly recommend you guys see it!
I was 9 years old when he died. I have always heard of him. But I never knew anything about him. Until seeing this video. I always did love his paintings. The Persistence of Memory has always been one of my favorites.
I was 9 too. So you were born in 1980?
@@liftandenjoylife Yes I was. January 4th 1980 to be exact.
@@srkfan4ever137 I was born too in 1980, the best year to be born. October the 3rd to be precise.
@@liftandenjoylife! My birthday 😉, but a couple of years earlier! 🙂
my idol ...love his work ...
Thanks Alux been waiting for Dali's story
Don't rely or use this as an accurate depiction of his story because much of it is NOT AT ALL accurate!!!
We will always remember Salvador Dali!
im here after watching series movie of ‘La Casa de Papel’ (Money Heist)
same lol
Bring on series 5! :)
Same ;)
His character is similar to Berlin.
Strange behavior or an absolute genius. I thought giving out a print out of his EEG is incredible for his time.
A psychopath.
Haven't seem an Alux movie with only 250 views so far
Kevin Spacey is my favorite actor of all time but we all know what he did in his personal life.
What's that?
Condemned without a trial? Are you good with that?
Beautiful, amazing knowledge and effort made by ALUX. Salute
@Loren Paul
All due respect and i kno nothing about Alux or the channel referenced but this by NO MEANS should be credited w excellence or great. It's barely marginal and maybe mediocre. I say this simply because it's so poorly sourced that too much of the bio is INACCURATE, Lacking in details or falsely narrating them. WORSE- most significant historical aspects of his timeline are either OMITTED, incorrectly edited or BOTH. IT'S JUST very poor Journalism.
I'm sad that you mentioned art but didn't show it in the video while mentioning it.... Like why?
she showed it
Are you BLIND?
Cammie is correct. Dali’s lobster telephone and Mae West lips sofa was mentioned but not displayed.
Also...The persistence of memory. Any time a piece of art is mentioned it should be displayed. Btw...I enjoyed the video but I must point that out.
Bro... I clicked on the title. You don’t need to tell me what I’m watching.
Awesome video. Incredible research; this was highly entertaining.
Where's the fact that he thought he was the reincarnation of his brother or that he had a weird obsession with Hitler
This is INCREDIBLY POOR research. MUCH OF IT INACCURATE OR SIMPLY NOT TRUE. PLEASE DON'T SOURCE- this for anything important until you've researched more viable and reputable sources such as those from his actual biggest patrons and owners of his work. Eleanor and Reynolds Morse
Just Google them plz
Thanx
I didnt realize he was still alive into the 1980s
I was fortunate to rent an old `Fishermans Villa`, in the beautifull CADAQUES, this old building was once used as Inn for shepherds, downstaires for horses, upstaires to sleep...check it out .Its on Solitary Street. I was luckey enough to rent this great converted building with back garden views down onto the beatiful lite up lively coastal Catalonia gem. When you check out the list of artists to this place its quite impressive. I did not realise it a the time i was there renting the `Fishermans Villa`in August 2008 that from a certain angle of the villa from one of its many balcolnys one could see into the property of the brilliant British Artist Richard Hamilton. If i new that then, i would have made an effert to meet the legend. Andy Warhall called him the God Father of POP ART. Would there ever have been the explosion of Roxy Music.....Richard Hamilton had some great students during his time as Art director in NewCastle University he help influence the great Bryan Ferry in a pop art direction beyond the visual, but also into sound. Google the connection with Richard Hamilton and Bryan Ferry ..."This Is Tomorrow", Its kind of a thank you note from Ferry to Hamilton. But that is where this artistic legend of modern pop art lived out his years to the ripe old age of eighty nine dieing on the 13 September 2011. Do check out this great artist. Born in Pimlico, Dublin, sorry, meant Pimilco, London.! You will know his work and say....ah so that was Him. Don`t forget to visit Salvadore Dali`s home and stand beside his proud statue and pull the Dali pose. Cheers. I look forward to visiting Cadaques sometime in the not so distant future.
I admire dali.! Who else?except for the Last part of pain enjoyment 😁🤞.
I HIGHLY DO!!💯💯💯💯
I was in his museum one of best moments in my life
Which one? She failed to mention the location with the most privately amassed collection by his first offical and lifelong patron's, the Morse's. Their collection was relocated frm Beachwood Ohio to St Petersburg Florida bk in '86!!! This vid is lame and inaccurate on many levels.
Imagine if there are social medias in his time then he will become an instant celebrity 😁
7:06 Genius!!
Answer to the last question: Steve Jobs. A very influential and innovative genuis. But never a good boss and a good father to his family.
Very interesting. Your vision is really important and with the right action you can achieve anything you can imagine! Love from a small youtuber :)
I think the voice makes it hard to focus. I was thinking when is the “Daaaahli” coming. I feel it was not pleasant to hear. In addition, Dali is pronounced with accent in the i.
Tbh, I see alot of complaints about the narrorators voice. But I didn't mind it. If you and the others truely found it irritating, you all could've googled him up and read it yourself. You might reply, I don't have time to do that trash, I am a baby and want to listen rather than read. My reply to that would be, u ned sum mewlk. In all seriousness, you could've just read the wiki page on him. And we all know why we are here, after watching Money Heist season 3.
I learn something new from you every day. Thank you for providing me such a strong foundation🍻
This should NOT be used as a foundationn for Dali's biography. It is heavily void of facts and riddled w inaccuracies.
I love him & his wife 😅
Yet another Spanish genious. Thank you Spain
He was not someone u should look up too this is very biased video
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Thx I had to do to a Spanish project and now I’m half way done
Maybe a video about the incredible life of Constantin Brâncuși. :)
?
So this is the guy of the masks in Money Heist...
✨️Thank you so very much for the wonderful book ✨️
Hello From Timor Leste 🇹🇱 First coment, First Like , First Watch 😅😅
Hello back, hope you enjoy todays video!
The flaming giraffe is probably my favorite painting..tough to say tho
Thanks for interesting story of amazing artist!
Asking the question: for me it's a singer/rapper Azealia Banks, controversional person with lots of good songs.
Let's get it !!!!!!
Amazing!
Ben Johnson (athlete) is my warped answer to your question.
I somehow retain that moment he broke the line, over the bad choices he made.
This is so insanely smart.. Two things, drawing on the back of checks so they would never get cashed in.. And he basically created kind of a Analog NFT with his brain waves print out.. Like damn.. Honored to share his last name.
So when are we going to see the movie
1:57 Isn't that a moustache?
Does anyone appreciate this guy was the reason THE MONEY HEIST mask was iconic
You really should change the intro you know
Thank you
Mr Salvador Dali painting and sculpture .R.I.P.
if not for Alice Cooper, i wouldve never heard of Dali
I know I was born later
But sheesh biteeeeeerr...
Beautiful
Melting clocks. I am Dali!Surrealism. Eccentric.
Super.
Well, I would wanna be his friend regardless of art!
Shall I tell you our secret?
We are charming thieves who steal hearts
and never fail because we are
the friends of the One.
The time for old preaching is over
we aim straight at the heart.
If the mind tries to sneak in and take over
we will string it up without delay.
We turn poison into medicine
and our sorrows into blessings.
All that was familiar,
our loved ones and ourselves,
we had to leave behind.
Blessed is the poem that comes through me
but not of me because the sound of my own music
will drown the song of Love.
I feel like a script about Dali is being read by a voice for a baby food commercial
I admire Dali..!
I love to call his paintings the world of dreaming.
I share my birthday with him
lol.
Haha, why don't you grow moustache like him?
Very Unique person
I’m here because of Lacasa de Papel.
.
.
.
What about you? 😂
could not watch this...that voice.....
that last bit tho
I love this guy more than his sleek moustache.
Dali was the *hipster* of his era.
Left an eternal legacy with his eccentric personality.
I also suddenly create a bitter thought about the narrator comes up in the comment section and I am not alone.
Back here after 2 years
Can you become this successful as a painter in 2019?
Yes! The art world is just about who you know! Start hanging out with the wealthy art collectors and use the connections you make to sell your art.
Kevin's Journal success is what you make it to be buddy, but if fame is what fulfills your feel of succeeding, then yes, art is very much alive today but it is so much more filled with hippie “deep” quirky people. You can still make it.
Yes, but you have to invent a new road.
yes....
R. Kelly! +alux
Happy birthday dali
I saw a video that he always get out of a restaurant without PAYING
Yeah the voice is not very enjoyable but it’s still a good video. Thumbs up
Professor should have been the voiceover
how would he behave if he got a computer with multimedia designing softwares?
Aurobindo Ghosh he’ll not be that famous
Dali is what happens if we block out all haters? Well I guess if you're actually good. Otherwise it can help to an extend.
someone should faceswap taylor swifts shake it off video with dali's face lol
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Please do Frida Kahlo someday!!! 🥺 #MyHeroine
And Maria Felix
His Dad should been a little great towards him he's a genius that's why his personality changed
When your son mails you a bag of sperm, I think all thought of greatness turns into, what the hell.
Bella Ciao ;)
dali era MAZZOCHISTA???
We share the same birthday
Why are so many commenting on the voice I heard nothing wrong with this but reading your comments you would have thought she killed someone. WTF
if you like dali you’ll love dali live
Wait ... I know this voice... Maybe por.... Ah nothing
Very early so i deserve a heart
A heart and and a medal for today!
Awesome first one to comment😅😜😜😜
I’m First 🔥🔥🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱
👊👊👊👊
How did he induce hallucinations?
I appreciate John Lennon's music but I don't like him because of the way he treated Julian.
Or his wife
he taught himself how to lucid dream
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I came for Salvador Dalí. I left because I don't want to be a bilionaire. Merci.
Oh! He is man behind dali masks of la casa da papel