Founded in 1982 with a core collection of works from A. Reynolds and Eleanor Morse through a 40-year friendship with Salvador Dalí (1904-1989), The Dalí Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida (USA), celebrates the life and work of the iconic artist.
With an unparalleled collection representing every moment and medium in his creative life, the Museum is home to 2,400 Dalí works including oil paintings, original drawings, book illustrations, artist’s books, prints, sculpture, photos, manuscripts and an archive of documents.
More than 1200 items are currently searchable online. As part of our ongoing efforts to research and image the collection, items are regularly updated and enhanced. Search by keyword above or browse by category below.
For additional Dalí Museum resources for those studying Salvador Dalí, Surrealism and the Avant-garde, visit the Museum's Center for Avant-garde. Submit an image request here and find more information about artwork authentication here.