This compelling volume is part of the "World's Greatest Art" series published by Flame Tree Publishing in 2006. The book provides an expansive look at the surrealist genius of Salvador Dalí, featuring high-quality reproductions of his iconic masterpieces—such as Le Sommeil (Sleep) and Lago di Garda—alongside detailed analysis of his techniques, symbolism, and historical context. Salvador Dalí was the leading figure of the Surrealist movement, known for his eccentric personality and his ability to render dreamlike, bizarre imagery with academic precision. This square-format paperback is in good used condition, showing some light shelf wear and minor creasing to the cover corners and spine edges, but the internal pages remain clean, bright, and securely bound, making it an excellent reference copy for any art enthusiast.