one city, two visions 👁️🏙️ The places Salvador Dalí encountered often transformed the way he saw the world. More than 25 years separate these two works—one imagined, one observed. In 1938, Dalí imagined Manhattan through the symbolic lens of "The Angelus" (top image), transforming its skyline into towering, dreamlike forms. By 1964, after years of living and working in America, he returned to New York's skyline—this time inspired by firsthand experience, filtered through his unmistakable imagination (bottom image). Together, these works reveal not just a changing city, but an evolving artist. See these and more when you visit "Dalí in America"—now on view. 🖼️ Illustration for "The Secret Life of Salvador Dalí" (1938) 🖼️ Manhattan (1964) #thedali #thedalimuseum The Dalí Museum | Things to Do in St. Pete | St. Petersburg FL | Indoor Activities | Tampa Bay | Art Museum Activities | Art Museum in St. Pete | Things to Do in Tampa Bay