The Face of War | Salvador Dalí | 1940 Frame Options:Wood Frame wears a hat with a

wears a hat with a dramatic fur collar that frames her face with a sense of allure

presenting Ophelia less as an idealized vision and more as a figure suspended in resignation

The use of chiaroscuro enhances the dramatic tension

as Alexander grapples with his mortality and reflects on the vast empire he forged

The painting features a skeleton

The Face of War | Salvador Dalí | 1940 Frame Options:Wood Frame wears a hat with aAbout the artwork: Painted in 1940 after the outbreak of World War II and shortly after Salvador Dal fled war torn Europe, The Face of War is one of the most haunting anti war images ever created. Instead of depicting soldiers or battlefields, Dal represents war itself as a decaying, severed head suspended in a desolate landscape, with every eye and the mouth containing skulls that, in turn, contain more skulls in an endless cycle. This disturbing