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Arte Povera, an Italian art movement that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s, revolutionized the art world by challenging conventional practices and materials. Translating to "poor art" or "impoverished art," this movement was a powerful reaction against the prevailing dominance of abstract expressionism and formalism.

Instead, it sought to explore new avenues of expression and meaning, encouraging artists to break free from the constraints of traditional art and embrace humble materials to create thought-provoking and authentic works.

In the vast realm of art, there exists a genre that captures the essence of tranquility, contemplation, and the exquisite beauty of everyday objects. Still life art, characterized by its depiction of inanimate objects such as flowers, fruits, or household items, has captivated audiences for centuries.

This article delves into the origins of still life art, its expansion across different artistic movements, and its enduring performance in the art market.

Evaluating artworks can be a complex process that involves considering various factors that contribute to the variation in prices. Artworks are inherently heterogeneous, differing in terms of artist’s age, artwork size, medium, genre/color, provenance, and mentions in literature or participation in exhibitions.

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.