Dali’s works and their social connotation

1. What did surrealism mean to the world in WWII?

• I mean a lift of spirits for art

• It meant more ridiculous ideas

• It meant a new art proposal

• It meant the incorporation of new techniques

2. What are the characteristics of surrealism

• Expression of politics, Expression of objects taken out of context, Interdisciplinary character, Creation of the exquisite corpse and pure psychic automatism

• Expression of critical thinking, Spontaneous and uninhibited expression of feelings, Disciplinary character, Creation of the exquisite corpse and pure psychic automatism

• Expression of life, Imaginary and uninhibited expression of thought, Disciplinary character, Creation of the exquisite corpse and pure psychic automatism

• Expression of the subconscious, Spontaneous and uninhibited expression of thought, Interdisciplinary character, Creation of the exquisite corpse and pure psychic automatism

3. What is the exquisite corpse?

• It is a collective technique in which several painters drew a drawing without seeing what their colleagues had previously done

• It is a solitary technique in which the painter draws a drawing without seeing

• It is a collective technique in which several painters drew random figures trying to create a painting

• It is a solitary technique in which the painter draws a drawing without seeing

4. What did Dalí want to be as a child?

• At five he wanted to be Napoleon

• At five I wanted to be a doctor

• At the age of three I wanted to be a cook

• At the age of three I wanted to be like Picasso

5. What method was created by Dalí?

6. Dalí was born into a family

• Of artists

• Of humble people

• Of Burgueses

• Of bankers

7. How does Dalí define himself?

• as perverse, polymorphous, laggard and anarchist

• as a perverse, dreamer, lover of money and anarchist

• as political, polymorphous, bold and liberal

• as wicked, imaginative, passive and kind

8. At what age did you become editor of Studium magazine?

• 15

• 18

• 25

• 23

9. What Academy or School did Dalí decide to enter?

• Escuela Javier Barroeta

• Academia de San Fernando de Bellas Artes

• Universidad de Alcalá

• Escuela Superior de Diseño Felicidad Duce

10. What were Dalí's friends at the academy?

• Federico García Lorca

• Joan Miró

• Joaquín Sorolla

• Luis Buñuel