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Hidden Faces (1944)

por Salvador Dalí

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As far back as 1922 the great poet Garcia Lorca had predicted that I was destined for a literary career and had suggested that my future lie precisely in the "pure novel." nbsp; In Salvador Dalí's only novel, the reader enters the bizarre world already familiar to us from his paintings. Dalí describes, in vividly visual terms, the intrigues and love affairs of a group of dazzling, eccentric aristocrats who, with their luxurious and extravagant lifestyle, symbolize the decadence of the 1930s. The story of the tangled lives of the protagonists, from the February riots of 1934 in Paris to the closing days of World War II, constitutes a brilliant and dramatic vehicle for Dalí’s vision and reads as an epitaph of pre-war Europe.… (mais)
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Dali wrote this in 2 wks. Wch is certainly remarkable. It's an ok novel, it has a few distinct quirky characteristics, but what I can most relate to about it is that Dali writes in his foreward that when he took a 2 wk vacation from NYC & wrote this he then went back to NYC & checked in to see what his friends had been doing in the meantime & found out that basically nothing had changed. They'd just been hanging out or whatever. Some of us are driven but most people aren't. I don't file this under Surrealism b/c it's not surrealistic (or, at least, I don't remember it being that way). ( )
  tENTATIVELY | Apr 3, 2022 |
Az ​"Elrejtett arcok" Salvador Dalí egyetlen regénye. Ebben a Grandsailles gróf és Solange de Cléda cseppet sem szokványos szerelmének történetét elbeszélő műben Dalí ismét tanúbizonyságát adja kreativitásának… Az elsősorban festőként ismert művész mind a harmincas és negyvenes évek történelmi eseményeinek felidézésekor, mind a főhősök és a mellékszereplők érzelmeinek vagy fizikai élményeinek leírásakor bámulatos szürrealista képekkel kápráztatja el az olvasót. Ám Dalí szövege az összes érzékszervre hatni akar, így aztán a színek és formák mellett bőségesen ellát minket az illatok, az ízek, a hangok és a tapintás okozta élményekkel és ingerekkel is. A regényben mindezeken túl gondolatébresztő fejtegetéseket olvashatunk Hitlerről és sajátos küldetéséről, a tradíciók és a modernitás, az egyén és a tömeg, a szerelem és a mágia viszonyáról is. Az „Elrejtett arcok” megírásakor Dalí az Egyesült Államokban élt, ezért a könyv először angol nyelven jelent meg (New York, 1944). Amikor a regényt 1973-ban Franciaországban is kiadják, angolból fordítják franciára, s csak utóbb, 1982-ben, Gala halálakor találják meg egy bútorraktárban Dalí eredeti, francia nyelvű kéziratát, s végül 1988-ban jelenik meg az első olyan kötet, amely az eredeti Dalí-szöveg alapján készült. A jelen kötet nem a korábbi – angolból fordított – magyar kiadások reprodukciója: most egy átdolgozott, részben újrafordított, az eredeti Dalí-kéziraton alapuló, 1988-as francia kötetbeli szövegre épülő – tehát végre autentikus – kiadványt vehetnek kézbe az olvasók.
  Gabriyella | Jan 25, 2022 |
I read this book quite a while ago but it stayed with me - so sensual and delving deep into people's desires - yet so decadent and pointless. I felt relating to it - just like I relate to Dali's paintings - with understanding and recognition yet shuddering at the distortion and exaggeration. ( )
  Gezemice | Oct 29, 2018 |
I without a doubt, absolutely, must reread this extraordinary novel. Salvador Dali's one and only effort at a fictional text, and his alien-like narrative didn't dissapoint this reader. Over the top descriptive all the way through, to leave the simplest detail out would be a fail in this perfectionist's point of view. This novel swallows the 'Casablanca' experience whole, and while you will see the romantic shadows of 'Rick's Bar', it becomes a mere chapter in an epic all more solidifying, satisfying, and all together much more brilliant.
The main character and protagonist a WWII pilot whos face is disfigured in a mission above the theatre of war in Europe...He continues his life of mid century intrigue while wearing an ominous mask while furthering his self interests throughout Europe and those who must escape to the North of Africa....The sexuality is implemented in a tasteful yet defining manner, the threads are wide and varied and nontheless sewn up tightly as the conclusion is revealed, and Dali's muse, Frederic Garcia Lorca, attains victory and greatness in his heroic death, in the hands of the Nazis. ( )
  guhlitz | Jul 11, 2011 |
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As far back as 1922 the great poet Garcia Lorca had predicted that I was destined for a literary career and had suggested that my future lie precisely in the "pure novel." nbsp; In Salvador Dalí's only novel, the reader enters the bizarre world already familiar to us from his paintings. Dalí describes, in vividly visual terms, the intrigues and love affairs of a group of dazzling, eccentric aristocrats who, with their luxurious and extravagant lifestyle, symbolize the decadence of the 1930s. The story of the tangled lives of the protagonists, from the February riots of 1934 in Paris to the closing days of World War II, constitutes a brilliant and dramatic vehicle for Dalí’s vision and reads as an epitaph of pre-war Europe.

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