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Analysing Salvador Dali's Galatea of spheres, 1952.
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Analysing Salvador Dali's Galatea of spheres, 1952 The artists name is Salvador Dali; the portrait I am intending to analyse is Galatea Of Spheres. Dali has painted many surrealist portraits. When I look at the portrait of 'Galatea Of Spheres', I can see that Dali has used a variety of pale colours and he uses circular shapes, which I think represent spheres and inside the spheres he has drawn the features of a persons face. To me this is a fine use of texture because I think it builds character in a painting. I've noticed that throughout his work the positioning of the objects seem to be located in the centre of the portrait. In the portrait, which I have selected and analysing I've noticed that he has drawn the lady as if she was indignant inside and behind her looks as if the sun is set. If I was asked what...
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