Oiseau serpente picorant une femme nue sur fond bleu 1966

"Oiseau serpente picorant une femme nue sur fond bleu" is a surrealist watercolor painting created by Salvador Dalí in 1966. The artwork features a nude female figure with a bird-like head that appears to be biting a snake, all set against a vibrant blue background. The painting showcases Dalí's signature style, characterized by dream-like imagery, distorted perspectives, and a blend of realistic and fantastical elements. The surreal and unsettling nature of the subject matter is further enhanced by the fluid and evocative brushstrokes, creating an atmosphere of both beauty and unease. Dalí’s dreamlike and unsettling imagery are typical of his Surrealist works, which often explored the subconscious mind and challenged traditional artistic conventions. This artwork, with its blend of realism and fantasy, is a testament to Dalí's artistic genius and his enduring influence on the art world.