Reviews the exhibition Dalí (Palazzo Grassi, Venice, 12 Sept 2004-16 Jan 2005; Philadelphia Museum of Art, 16 Feb-15 May 2005), focusing on the Spanish artist's paintings and sculpture. Investigates the major themes of his works, including the canonisation of his wife Gala, his advancement of surrealism, and his emphasis on the subconscious. Compliments the museum's display techniques and lighting, but argues that its complicated chronology is misleading.
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