Salvador Dalí

‘El ángel y el escarabajo’ (1941) is a woodcut by José Planas Casas. Planas Casas was a Spanish artist who became an Argentine citizen.

Europe’s autumn 2026 museum season will revisit canonical artists through encounters between works, ideas and biographies rather than straightforward celebration.

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía has highlighted Salvador Dalí’s 1933 work ‘El Ángelus arquitectónico de Millet’.

The Royal Academy of Arts in London will present ‘Peggy Guggenheim in London: The Making of a Collector’, an exhibition bringing together works by Vasily Kandinsky, Salvador Dalí and Rita Kernn-Larsen.

The Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum is showing its collection exhibition, the museum’s permanent display, across five rooms this autumn, with newly acquired works, craft and design connected with Nagasaki, Spanish art from the Suma Collection, modern and contemporary Spanish painting and a set of Chagall lithographs.

The Akron Art Museum will open ‘The Surrealist Impulse’ on September 23, 2026, inaugurating the newly created Susie and Tony Paparella Galleries on the second floor of the museum’s historic 1899 building.

The Baker Museum in Naples, Florida, will present ‘The Surrealist International: Fifty Years of Dreams’, an exhibition tracing the reach of Surrealism through paintings, photographs, sculptures and objects drawn from the collection of Tate in the United Kingdom.

The Museum of Fine Arts Boston is presenting ‘Picasso, Miró, Dalí: Unbound,’ an exhibition examining how the artist’s book became a site of experimentation for Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Salvador Dalí and other collaborators.

Off The Wall Gallery in Houston will present 'Salvador Dalí | The Argillet Collection' from September 15 to October 15, 2026, bringing together works created through Dalí’s collaboration with publisher Pierre Argillet.

Salvador Dalí’s 'Christ of St John of the Cross' has been rehung in a larger ground-floor gallery at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow.

Georgetown Frame Shoppe, a gallery in Washington, has circulated an email promoting special pricing on featured modern and contemporary artworks, including recent acquisitions and editions by Joan Miró, Robert Indiana, Gene Davis, Damien Hirst, Salvador Dalí and others.

Salvador Dalí’s ‘Christ of St John of the Cross’ has been moved to a new gallery at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, with the museum describing the relocation as a way to create two contrasting ways of experiencing the painting.

Okawa Museum of Art has announced an exhibition in Gallery 2 drawn from its collection that brings together European Surrealists and Japanese artists who were influenced by Surrealism.

The Centro Niemeyer has announced a guided visit to 'Naturalezas Vivas' that will focus on how landscapes have evolved in art history, moving from a secondary element in composition to a central genre tied to territory, identity and the human relationship with the environment.