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The 18 pages that link to Salvador Dalí, each with the reason it gives.

• SurrealismRelated: His illusionistic scenes became among the movement's most widely recognized images.

• André BretonRelated: Breton promoted Dalí before their relationship fractured over politics and commercial success.

• Federico García LorcaRelated: Dalí and Lorca formed a close artistic friendship during their student years in Madrid.

• Luis BuñuelRelated: Dalí co-wrote and co-created Buñuel’s first major film, Un Chien Andalou.

• Mona LisaRelated: Dalí’s 1954 self-portrait with Mona Lisa moustache reworked the painting as surrealist self-portraiture.

• Paul ÉluardRelated: Dalí’s marriage to Gala followed her relationship with Éluard, linking their lives and artistic circles.

• Un Chien AndalouRelated: He co-created the film's images and story with Buñuel.

• The AngelusRelated: Dalí’s writings and paintings turned the couple’s posture into a subject of psychological speculation.

• Elsa SchiaparelliRelated: His collaborations produced several of Schiaparelli’s most famous garments.

• Giorgio de ChiricoRelated: Dalí admired de Chirico’s early work and absorbed its unsettling combination of clarity and mystery.

• Irving PennRelated: Penn’s 1947 portrait captured Dalí’s theatrical persona within a confined studio setting.

• H. R. GigerRelated: Dalí’s imagery and artistic example influenced Giger’s development as a surrealist.

• Giuseppe ArcimboldoRelated: Surrealist interest helped bring Arcimboldo’s visual transformations to modern attention.

• Caresse CrosbyRelated: Crosby’s later publishing projects brought her into contact with artists including Dalí.