Dalí Paris

Dalí Paris occupies a former plaster studio tucked away on the Rue Poulbot, marked by a bright, oversized sculpture of a melting clock outside the entrance. This gallery holds the largest collection of Salvador Dalí’s work in France, focusing specifically on his bronze sculptures and surrealist engravings. Dalí himself spent considerable time in Montmartre during his youth, and the space serves as a permanent home for the collection of Beniamino Levi, a gallery owner who worked closely with the artist for decades.