Long before Salvador Dalí’s signature mustache became an icon of eccentricity, the world itself was a canvas for the surreal. Born in nineteen-oh-four in the small Catalonian town of Figueres, Dalí’s early life was a study in contrasts. His father, a strict notary, stood in stark opposition to his mother, who gently nurtured his artistic spirit. From a young age, Dalí was both captivated and to...
