There’s no place like home, especially for Dalí. In 1930, the artist settled in a small fisherman’s hut in Port Lligat. He was drawn to the landscape, the light and the isolation it offered. He used 20,000 French francs given to him be the Viscount de Noailles, a patron, as an advance on “The Old Age of William Tell.” (1931). #TheDali #DiscoverDali 📸: Gift of A. Reynolds & Eleanor Morse