Salvador Dali on view in Beverly Hills

Dali's Persistence of Memory, Beverly Hills, Photo Romi Cortier
Dali’s Persistence of Memory, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Dali's Triumphant Elephant, Beverly Hills, Photo Romi Cortier
Dali’s Triumphant Elephant, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Dali's Dance of Time II, Beverly Hills, Ca. Photo Romi Cortier
Dali’s Dance of Time II, Beverly Hills, Ca. Photo Romi Cortier
Dali's Surrealist Piano, Beverly Hills, Photo Romi Cortier
Dali’s Surrealist Piano, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Dali's Dance of Time I, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Dali’s Dance of Time I, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Dali's Unicorn, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Dali’s Unicorn, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Dali's Saint George and the Dragon, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Dali’s Saint George and the Dragon, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Salvador Dali, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier
Salvador Dali, Beverly Hills, Ca., Photo Romi Cortier

The sculptures of Salvador Dali are on view in Beverly Hills at Two Rodeo Drive. Yes they’re for sale, but that certainly won’t stop you from walking around them, taking selfies with them, photographing them, and simply enjoying them as public art.

In total there are 12 iconic Salvador Dali Sculptures on display, which have been  presented by Two Rodeo Drive and Galerie Michael located at 224 N. Rodeo Drive  in Beverly Hills. There are additional smaller  sculptures for sale inside Galerie Michael, as well as Dali paintings, lithographs and etchings. One of the things I really like about the presentation of this art, are the placards attached to each piece giving you an overview of what you’re looking at. There are no prices attached to the outdoor pieces, however the smaller works inside the gallery are priced in the tens of thousands, such as $25,000 and up. Therefore, I’m guessing the large exterior works have to be priced in the hundreds of thousands. Whatever the case, with any art that is sold, a percentage of that sale will benefit Operation Smile, an international non-profit. If you’re interested in making a donation to them directly, follow this link: Donate

Dali’s full name is quite a mouthful: Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dali i Domenech, Marques do Dali de Pubol. Whew!  Born in Figueres, Catalonia, Spain, on May 11, 1904, he lived to be 84, passing on January 23, 1989. The Surrealist artist had an expansive repertoire including film, sculpture, and photography, as well as works in the mediums mentioned above.

Whether you’re a huge fan, or just looking for something fun to do with friends on a leisurely weekend, check out these large scale works which are on view until September 23, 2016.

Galerie Michael

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