My fiancee Duane and I have been wanting to go to the Salvador Dali museum in St Pete for awhile now, but with work and the kids we just never had time. In the past year the museum underwent a huge facelift and expanded from their previous 11,000 sq ft property to one that is almost 22,000 sq ft. The building and the grounds themselves are beautiful before you even enter in the exhibit.
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side of building from theatre |
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interesting sculpture at front of entrance |
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there was a fountain with fish |
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this is a replica of when Salvador Dalie showed up at an event dressed in a scuba outfit |
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spiral staircase that runs up to the exhibits |
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view from out of the glass windows that run along the backside of the building |
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behind the museum |
As cameras are not allowed in the exhibit I have added some shots of the items that are on display. The price was $21/each for adults with children being cheaper depending on their age. check out the times, prices and directions for yourself with this link -
http://thedali.org/visit/overview.html.
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The Persistence of Memory |
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Hallucinogenic Toreador |
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Telephone in a Dish with Three Grilled Sardines at the End of September |
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Slave Market with the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire |
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Crucifixion ('Hypercubic Body')
Below is my personal favorite painted by Salvador Dali. Unfortunately I will never get to see it up close at is lives with a private collector.
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Swans reflecting elephants |
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