Dalí Paris

Dalí Paris stands in the bohemian heart of Montmartre and houses the largest private collection of works by Salvador Dalí in all of France. This museum centers on a deeply personal collection amassed by the Italian art dealer Beniamino Levi, who worked closely with the artist during the nineteen sixties. Levi became fascinated by Dalí after encountering his early sculptures and began to encourage the master to return to three-dimensional work, eventually curating the vast array of bronzes, surrealist furniture, and glass objects you see today. While many visitors recognize Dalí from his famous paintings, this space highlights his transition into the physical world, bringing his dreamlike, melting iconography into the realm of sculpture.