L'Amour de Pierrot | Attributed to Salvador Dalí | c. 1904 Adelaide Sophia Claxton he was deeply inspired by

he was deeply inspired by his surroundings

their white robes catching the dim light that filters in from the stormy sea beyond

his figure illuminated by a soft light that highlights his determined expression and imposing stature

True to Caravaggio’s revolutionary style

In the Louvre version of The Virgin of the Rocks

L'Amour de Pierrot | Attributed to Salvador Dalí | c. 1904 Adelaide Sophia Claxton he was deeply inspired byAbout the artwork: LAmour de Pierrot, c. 1904, is a metamorphic French postcard that is frequentlybut incorrectlyattributed to Salvador Dal. At first glance, the composition appears to depict a skull. Look closer, however, and the image breaks apart into an intimate scene of two figures dressed as Pierrot seated at a table, leaning toward one another in conversation. Their heads form the skulls eye sockets, while the folds of the tablecloth create its