Description of the painting by Salvador Dali “Velasquez writing portrait of the Infanta Margarita”
The famous work of Salvador Dali “Velasquez, writing a portrait of Infanta Margarita in the rays and shadow of his own glory” became famous throughout the world. The work was written in 1958 small on canvas and is of incredible historical value.
The picture is truly great and unusual. Dali works in such a way as if the audience is watching him, he appears before them completely free and open. Infanta Margarita is depicted in many works of great masters, but as it really is, in the real world and image.
Dali portrays the infanta in a completely different way, it appears in the image of a shadow, as if the work on the canvas has just begun and the master makes the necessary sketches for himself. The picture of cheese and fresh, but keeps a lot of secrets and mysteries that we view the audience to discover. She is a queen, basking in glory.
She is proud of her life and that she brings to the world and people. Despite
The figure of the little man in the foreground is the great maestro himself, who paints a portrait of the great Infanta Margarita. He puts himself far below this amazing woman, and is not afraid that she will completely overshadow him. No, this will not happen, because the master creates a great miracle that will be immortalized on the canvas.
The picture is on display in the Salvador Dali Museum, along with a complete collection of works on the Infanta Margarita. The museum is located in Florida in the United States and invites anyone who wants to see the famous works of this great master of pen.
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