Strictly speaking, this isn't the first time Dalí's creations have come to India. In 1967, Dalí famously designed a set of whimsical ashtrays for Air India - the country's national airline back then - which were handed out to first class passengers.

The exhibition, previously showcased at the Musée Boymans in Rotterdam, the Pushkin Museum in Moscow, the Museum of Art in Tokyo, and the Dalí Museum in Figueres, Spain, includes sketches inspired by photographs Pierre Argillet took during a trip to India in the 1970s—a period when young Americans flocked there in search of enlightenment.

For the first time, a grand exhibition of Salvador Dalí’s works is on display in India, bringing over 200 original pieces to art lovers. This rare showcase offers a deep dive into the surrealist master’s world,

An exhibition showcasing the works of Spanish surrealist Salvador Dalí is set to be held in India for the first time. The event, starting Friday in Delhi, will feature over 200 paintings and artworks,

Christine Argillet, daughter of Pierre Argillet, a photographer and intellectual who was Dalí’s mentor, maintains the most authentic archives of the late artist’s works

A landmark exhibition is bringing over 200 works by Salvador Dali to Delhi for the first time. Drawn from the prestigious Pierre Argillet Collection, the works include etchings, watercolours, tapestries and other surrealist interpretations.