The Invention of the Monsters
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is by bringing together the fire with the burning giraffe. In order for an image to be Surrealist, an image can not be premeditated, it can only be spontaneous. He does this well, because he described his paining as putting reality into a fantasy. A surrealist image must be emotive and evocative. Dali presents this again in his Invention of the Monsters, through the sense of how he displays the environment, shape, form, and color.
is by bringing together the fire with the burning giraffe. In order for an image to be Surrealist, an image can not be premeditated, it can only be spontaneous. He does this well, because he described his paining as putting reality into a fantasy. A surrealist image must be emotive and evocative. Dali presents this again in his Invention of the Monsters, through the sense of how he displays the environment, shape, form, and color.