The Unrestrained Life of Salvador Dalí

An utterly captivating odyssey through the secrets, scandals and love stories of an eccentric icon

Salvador Dalí, the iconic Spanish painter known worldwide, always envisioned himself as “a great genius.” From a young age, he not only focused on creating groundbreaking artwork but also pioneered the concept of turning his persona into a living, performative masterpiece.

Dalí’s life was as enigmatic as his art, layered with complexities and controversies: his tumultuous and unconventional relationship with Gala, his political associations with the Franco regime, his eccentric behavior, and the whispered rumors of an intimate connection with Lorca.

This graphic novel delves deep into the personal and artistic journey of Dalí, shedding light on the mysteries and controversies that defined him. Through Ian Gibson’s insightful script—based on revelations shared in the final days of Dalí’s life—and the vivid, innovative illustrations of Quique Palomo, readers are invited to immerse themselves in the surreal and intricate mind of one of history’s most fascinating geniuses.

This is more than a biography; it’s a journey into the world of Dalí, a man whose life and art remain as provocative and captivating as ever.