| Numero pezzi | |
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| Marca | |
| Atmosfera | |
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| Museo d'arte | |
| Dimensioni dell'opera | 90 x 120 cm |
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| Dimensioni puzzle | 68 cm x 48 cm |
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| EAN | 3663384601071 |
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Piece by piece, reassemble Salvador Dalí’s work The Temptation of Saint Anthony from 1000 pieces by the Eurographics brand.
We’ve chosen puzzles dedicated to Salvador Dalí to immerse you in the intensity and detail of a unique surrealist work of art.
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Enter the visionary world of Salvador Dalí with this extraordinary 1000-piece puzzle featuring The Temptation of Saint Anthony , a masterpiece created in 1946.
This iconic surrealist work depicts an epic moment of inner struggle , in which the saint is tested by dreamlike visions of material and spiritual temptations, masterfully transposed through long-legged elephants and impossible constructions.
The work reflects Dalí’s boundless imagination and his extraordinary talent for blending symbolism and surrealism . Completing this puzzle will allow you to discover every detail of the work, immersing yourself in the vivid colors and fantastical scenes that made Dalí one of the most celebrated artists of the 20th century.
Thanks to the quality of Bluebird puzzles, each piece is precision-cut to offer you a unique and immersive experience. Whether you’re an art lover or a puzzle enthusiast, this product is a true tribute to the genius of Salvador Dalí.
The work The Temptation of Saint Anthony , transformed into a thrilling 1000-piece puzzle, invites you to immerse yourself in the dreamlike and visionary surrealism of Salvador Dalí .
This masterpiece, created in 1946, represents an iconic moment of spiritual struggle , where the saint is tested by surreal figures such as long-legged elephants and symbolic structures suspended in the sky.
The image details are reproduced with excellent quality, ensuring a unique experience: each piece has a different shape and fits together perfectly, making the building process engaging and satisfying. Each piece, like a work of art, is unique and unrepeatable.
This Salvador Dalí puzzle is made of the highest quality materials, completely recyclable, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly. The version we offer features a horizontal layout , ideal for framing in a wooden frame, which enhances its colors and magnificence.
With elegant packaging and meticulous finishing, the Temptation of Saint Anthony puzzle is the perfect gift for art lovers and those who wish to learn more about the timeless genius of Salvador Dalí.
 | Number of pieces 1000 |  | Brand Bluebird |
 | Puzzle dimensions (cm) 68 x 89 |  | Box dimensions (cm) 35 x 25 x 6 |
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Salvador Dalí is one of the most emblematic artists of surrealism, known for his great inventiveness and his provocative, unconventional style.
Among his most significant works, The Temptation of St. Anthony (1946) stands out, a masterpiece that embodies the best of his “critical-paranoid” technique.
This technique, which Dalí described as the ability to “look at an object and see, then paint, another,” finds perfect expression in this painting.
The Temptation of Saint Anthony portrays a dreamlike scene in which the saint is tempted by surreal visions : elephants with stilt-like legs, carrying symbols of wealth, power and sensuality.
The work reflects the imagery that Dalí defined as “ perverse-polymorphous ”, in which each element is a symbol full of ambiguity and profound meanings.
Dalí created this masterpiece during a period of great creative ferment, during which he had already linked himself to the Parisian Surrealist group, while maintaining a unique and unmistakable style. His ability to transform complex concepts into powerful and provocative images made works like this one true manifestos of Surrealism .
The scene depicted in The Temptation of Saint Anthony is not only a tribute to mysticism and earthly temptations, but an invitation to reflect on the limits of reality and the influence of our deepest fears and desires .
This 1000-piece Salvador Dalí puzzle , inspired by such a powerful work, offers the opportunity to enter piece by piece into the universe of one of the most visionary artists of the 20th century.
In Salvador Dalí’s The Temptation of Saint Anthony, we are faced with a work full of symbolism, where the great master’s surrealism comes to life through an intense and dramatic scene.
This painting, created in 1946, depicts Saint Anthony facing a series of spiritual and material temptations, all personified by surreal figures.
Against the desolate backdrop, symbolic figures emerge with extraordinary visual power. Elephants with long, slender legs like stilts slowly advance, carrying luxurious constructions and allegories of earthly desire: wealth, power, and sensuality. The work explores profound themes such as the struggle between spirituality and materialism, human frailty, and the search for purity.
The Temptation of Saint Anthony is a perfect example of Dalí’s “critical-paranoid” technique, in which every element has a hidden meaning, inviting the viewer to make their own interpretation. The painting also reflects Dalí’s talent for blending realistic details with dreamlike imagery, creating a surreal world that defies the rules of reality.
Transformed into a 1000-piece puzzle, this work offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself piece by piece in the brilliant mind of Salvador Dalí. Every detail of the image is reproduced with precision and quality, ensuring an immersive and meditative experience. Perfect for art lovers and those seeking a puzzle that is a true masterpiece to put together.
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