Salvador Dalí was one of the most famous painters of the 20th century with a series of imaginative and shocking surrealist works. His repertoire was influenced by the classical Renaissance masters, but he also enjoyed a new avant-garde approach to painting.
In addition to painting, he also worked in film, sculpture and photography. Dalí had a habit of doing eccentric things that polarised his views. His eccentric ways were a reflection of his art and vice versa. The fact that he was always in the spotlight made his paintings all the more famous.
Central Gallery presents a retrospective exhibition of one of the most famous Czech photographers, Jan Saudek, organized on the occasion of his 90th birthday. Saudek is mostly devoted to studio photography, which is central to his work and known to the general public.
The most frequent motifs in his works are women, the female body and the relationship between women and men. However, you will also see lesser-known works from his early years, which may surprise you with their subtlety and focus on the theme of childhood and family. The exhibition includes photographs adjusted and coloured by the artist himself, who has been using this technique since 1977.
Andy Warhol was an American artist, filmmaker and producer who was a leading exponent of the movement of visual art known as Pop Art.
His work explores the relationship between artistic expression, the cult of celebrity and advertising, which flourished in the 1960s and spanned a variety of media including painting, screen printing, photography, film and sculpture.
His New York studio, The Factory, has become a famous meeting place that has brought together distinguished intellectuals, playwrights, street bohemians, Hollywood celebrities and wealthy patrons.
