Madonna and Child with Two Angels and a Donor

"Madonna and Child with Two Angels and a Donor" is a painting by Salvador Dalí created in 1958. The work depicts the Virgin Mary and the Christ Child, accompanied by two angels, with a donor figure positioned in the foreground. This painting reflects Dalí's interest in religious themes and his exploration of classical iconography. The composition is characterized by a surrealist approach, blending traditional elements with Dalí's distinctive style. The use of vibrant colors and meticulous detail showcases Dalí's technical skill. The identity of the donor is not definitively known. The painting is part of a broader body of work in which Dalí revisited religious subjects throughout his career. It exemplifies the artist's ability to merge spirituality with surrealism. The painting is held in a private collection.

"Madonna and Child with Two Angels and a Donor" by Salvador Dalí, created in 1958, is an oil on canvas painting that features a central depiction of the Madonna and Child. The figures are rendered with a surreal quality, characterized by elongated forms and a dreamlike atmosphere. The Madonna is portrayed with a serene expression, holding the Child close, while two angels flank them, each exhibiting distinct facial expressions and gestures. The background is composed of soft, ethereal colors that enhance the overall sense of tranquility. The donor figure is positioned at the lower right, gazing up towards the Madonna, which establishes a connection between the sacred and the secular. Dalí employs meticulous detail and a rich color palette, combining traditional religious iconography with his signature surrealist style. The composition is balanced, with a harmonious arrangement of figures that draws the viewer's eye towards the central theme of maternal love and divine presence.