Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Peeping”
The great Spanish artist of the 20th century, Salvador Dali, was the most famous and rich in his works as the creator of Spanish art of this period. He was truly a master of a completely new direction in art in those years called surrealism, the essence of which could be fully conveyed through his numerous works, not only in his paintings, but also in cinema, in jewelry, and in sculptures that he did.
In essence, it is the name of Salvador Dali that is directly connected with the direction of surrealism, because most people, when they hear this word, immediately recall the name of the great Spanish master, compared to professionalism and talent that could only one of his teachers, namely Pablo Picasso, who was also notable for his outstanding creativity. Dali belongs to the famous phrase, which he said after his because of the conflict with other artists and a different approach to the style itself. This phrase is: “Surrealism
All the works of the great Spanish master without any exceptions literally amaze with the depth of their psychological component, as well as with the paradox of figurative perception of reality. In addition, they are all filled with pure symbolic water. Is not excepted from the rules and his picture under. name “Peeping”, which was written by the artist in 1921, that is, it was one of his first work, which already managed to make him a famous person.
The plot of the picture is typical of the genre: a man sitting near the window of his house watches his neighbors with their activities, including love, as if symbolizing the interest in the intimate life of other people on the part of one person who, judging by the picture, is lonely. Human features are sharp and sharp, in the foreground we see dull and dark colors, while in the neighborhood bright colors boil the full life of other people.
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