Philip Yahinto Salvador Dali

Salvador Dali and Philippe Yahinto Dominique was born on May 2, 1904. His father was a notary public in Figueres. He knew his place in society and how many Catalans, was antimadridskim Republican and also an atheist. Mother of El Salvador was also a typical representative of his class. She was a loving wife and steadfast Catholic, which, no doubt, insisted that her family regularly attended church. Both parents are fond of El Salvador and his younger sister Anna Maria and provided them the best education for the time that was available to them. Soon after, El Salvador had the steady opinion that the parents did not love him, and his elder brother, who died in 1903, a year before his birth. This revelation came in untold revelations of Salvador Dali, a book published in 1976, after three previous editions of his autobiographies. Was this expulsion of the effects of trauma or the result of vivid imagination of the artist, his life posed a hidden and ambiguous images, the author of the so-called process of paranoid-critical thinking, we can only guess. Dali, of course, was an intelligent young man, though he liked to say otherwise. He had a natural talent in drawing, which is reflected in the drawings in the margins of his books and cartoons that he drew to amuse his talent developed sestru.Ego Ramon Piho, a local artist impressionist, pointillist and a family friend of Dali. Most youth Dali was in the family house near the sea at Cadaquц?s. Here the boy with the imaginative touch with local fishermen and workers, absorbing the mythology of the lower strata of society and studying the superstitions of his people. Perhaps this contributed to his talent and became a prerequisite to integrate the mystical in his art. As argued by Anne-Marie, their house was the same as everyone else. Life seemed happy, although his mother's death from cancer in 1921 was a huge emotional shock and a heavy blow to the family. When Daly was seventeen, he began to gain recognition in art circles Figueras. He left the house, persuaded his father to help establish his art studio in Madrid at the Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando, one of the most famous directors which was Francisco Goya. Salvador Dali went to Madrid in 1922. He was full of self-confidence of a young man seeking adventure, but who knows that his house waiting for a quiet marina. Subsequently, however, this belief was severely shaken.