Artist, Artwork title, year
Salvador DALÍ (designer)
Spanish 1904–89, worked in United States 1940–48
ALEMANY & ERTMAN IncORPORATED,
New York
(manufacturer)
United States (late 1940s)
Bleeding world, pendant 1953
gold, rubies, pearls, diamonds
The Salvador Dalí Museum, St Petersburg, Florida
Worldwide Rights: © Salvador Dalí, Fundació
Gala-Salvador Dalí, VISCOPY, 2009.
In the USA: © Salvador Dalí Museum Inc.,
St. Petersburg, FL, 2009
Artist, Artwork title, year
Eric SCHAAL
German/American 1905–94
Façade of the Dream of Venus pavilion 1939
type C photograph
Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí, Figueres
© Eric Schaal, Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí,
VISCOPY, 2009
Dalí and Design

Salvador Dalí, whose intuitive sensibility was acutely attuned to new trends and advances in every sphere of life, would have found it impossible as an artist to confine himself to one medium. He was drawn instinctively to the dazzling creative possibilities inherent in modern design. While living in the U.S. in the 1940s, his increasing fame attracted commercial assignments in many fields of design. He enthusiastically applied his ideas to both the high and low ends of the commercial spectrum including advertising, jewellery design, covers for Vogue magazine and other American life-style publications, textile designs for curtains, rugs and neckties for the mass market, and collaborations with Elsa Shiaparelli in haute couture.

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