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Nestled within the captivating embrace of Venice's historic charm and enchanting canals, the Venice Film Festival stands as an unparalleled testament to the evolution of cinema. For nearly a century, this prestigious event has not only celebrated the art of filmmaking but also profoundly shaped its trajectory. Since its inception in 1932, and second only to the Oscars, the Venice Film Festival has ignited creativity, innovation, and cross-cultural dialogue on a global scale, leaving an indelible mark on the world of cinema.

Italy has long been renowned for its contributions to art, architecture, and design. From the Roman emperors who commissioned grand architectural works to the Renaissance masters who pioneered new techniques in painting and sculpture, Italians have always valued beauty and creativity. This passion for the aesthetic continues today in Italian industrial and product design, which is characterized by its emphasis on form, function, and artistry.

The 20th century marked an era of profound technological advancements, and lithography played a pivotal role in revolutionizing the world of printing.

Lithography became increasingly popular in the 20th century due to its versatility and ability to reproduce high-quality images and texts. As this printing technique evolved over the century, it became an essential tool for artists ultimately transforming the way visual art was created.

Salvador Dalí was one of the leading figures of the surrealist movement. He was particularly fascinated by the subconscious mind and used dreamlike imagery to express this fascination. Throughout his career, Dalí produced a wide range of works in various media, including painting, sculpture, and film.

Dalí series Le Bestiaire de La Fontaine Dalinisé, which reinterprets La Fontaine's fables, has just landed on Wallector.