| The newspaper ABC dedicated a page to the | | | | was Dali the one who merely accepted to sign |
| book that has been published recently: Dali & I - A | | | | blank canvasses offered by his guardians |
| surreal story (more on this work is to be found | | | | (accepted version of the "allegations" about false |
| at this (1) site). | | | | paintings) or was it Dali who initiated this process |
| The article started about the famous moustache | | | | by signing a blank canvass and to tell his guardians |
| of Dali followed about his care for personal | | | | - like Lauryssens - to sell them. According to this |
| hygiene and about his work. The headline says it | | | | book Dali initiated it all. |
| all: "Salvador Dali, falser than Judas." | | | | Another curious passage is when Kirk Douglas is |
| Stan Lauryssens is a Belgian author who was | | | | invited to stay at their (Dali's and Gala's) House |
| Dali's ex collaborator. Why this work is published | | | | and that Gala is going over his pockets while Kirk |
| now, nearly twenty years after the death of Dali | | | | is outside ... The story doesn't end with the |
| isn't mentioned in the article. But rather than "a | | | | demystification of Dali but also of his wife Gala. |
| surreal story" I would say it is a story about | | | | Whether this book will damage Dali's imagine is |
| fraud, if the article has summarized the book well. | | | | uncertain. Perhaps it is all part of his character and |
| The there are many false paintings of Dali in | | | | the transient property of surrealism. Perhaps it |
| circulation is commonly known. This book explains | | | | matches perfectly with his style as we know it. |
| more about the "truth" of these false paintings: | | | | |