- Cat. no. P
- 1077
Untitled
Figure. Element of the Cupola-Stage of the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres
Cat. no. P 1077
Untitled
c. 1976
Description
- Date:
- c. 1976
- Technique:
- Oil on Kraft paper
- Dimensions:
- 99 x 64 cm
- Signature:
- Unsigned and undated
- Location:
- Town Hall of Figueres, on permanent deposit at the Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí, Figueres
- Artist's colletion
- According to the testimony of Antoni Pitxot, Dalí drew inspiration from the Italian painter Luca Cambiaso (1527-1585) for the painting of the figures and characters we see in the dome of the Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres (image 2). Dalí spoke of this group as a "Parade of giants with victorious angels", according to reports in the press of the time ("Salvador Dalí dona más obras a su museo de Figueras", Los Sitios, July 24, 1977, or "Nueva donación de Dalí", Ampurdán, July 27, 1977, Figueres).
- Cadaqués, escenari d'Antoni Pitxot, Museu de Cadaqués, Ayuntament de Cadaqués, Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí, [Figueres], Cadaqués, 2003, p. 24 (indirect image)
- Salvador Dalí. Ritratto di un genio, Abscondita, Milano, 2011, n. p. (indirect image) (detail)
- Antoni Pitxot, Fernando Huici, Sobre Dalí : conversaciones con Fernando Huici March, Planeta, Barcelona, 2014, n. p. (indirect image)
- Montse Aguer i Teixidor, Antoni Pitxot, Juan Manuel Bonet, Dalí - Pitxot. L'al·legoria de la memòria, Das Edicions, Figueres, 2014, p. 6-7 (indirect image) (detail)
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