Caption
Man Ray and Salvador Dali photographed by Carl Van Vechten on 16 June 1934, USA The American Man Ray and the Spaniard Salvador Dali were two of the most important representatives of Surrealism. Man Ray was an American artist and an important representative of Dadaism and Surrealism. His artistic work was characterised by diversity. He was a photographer (portraits, rayography), filmmaker (experimental film), painter and object artist. He portrayed many important artists in Paris in the 1920s. Until the early 1930s, he was in a relationship with Lee Miller, who was a major influence on him. Lee Miller later became a famous war photographer. Man Ray created a classic of surrealist photography: Le Violen d'Ingres from 1924, modelled on Kiki de Montparnasse. Salvador Dali was a Spanish artist and one of the main representatives of surrealism. He was known for his eccentric behaviour. His closeness to Spanish dictator Francisco Franco made him famous despite his
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Credit line
Photo12/ImageBROKER/Heinz Krimmer
Reference
BRK26E10_164
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32.4Mb (10.8Mb) / 13.3in x 9.4in / 4000 x 2827 (300dpi)