Portrait of Gala 1935

Salvador Dalí's "Portrait of Gala" (1935) showcases his signature Surrealist style. The painting features Dalí's wife, Gala, in a seemingly impossible pose, facing away from the viewer. The enigmatic, fragmented imagery, including a small painting within the larger canvas, reflects Dalí's exploration of the subconscious and dreams. This painting is an example of Dalí’s exploration of distorted realities and the unconscious mind in art.