Salador Salvador Dalí and a not yet identified young man with sea urchins Salvador Dalí used for his painting work. Portlligat, Cadaqués,1957.
In Portlligat, Cadaqués, 1957, Salvador Dalí stands on a whitewashed staircase, examining a sea urchin he used for his painting. Recognizable by his upturned mustache, Dalí, in a tweed-like jacket, gestures towards an unidentified young man below. Dressed rustically and holding a metal bucket, the man extends his hand to offer another spiny specimen to the artist. The photograph captures a candid, informal exchange in the sunlit courtyard next to Dalí’s home.
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