Rubber duck Salvador Dali rubber duck

The great Spanish painter as rubber duck.  Salvador Dalí was a Spanish artist and surrealist who rose to fame in the 20th century. 

He was known for his outlandish and provocative artworks, which often contained irrational and confusing images emanating from his subconscious. 

Dali was also known for his outgoing personality and flashy demeanor. 

He often wore extravagant clothes and liked to give scandalous interviews to draw attention to himself and his art.  Dali had a major influence on 20th-century art. 

His works and ideas were an important part of the Surrealist movement that emerged in the early 20th century and turned art on its head by ignoring the rules of reality and logic. 

Dali and his Surrealist colleagues were involved in the development of many innovative art techniques and styles that were later adopted and further developed by other artists.  Although Dali is best known today for his surrealist works, he also experimented with other styles and techniques. 

For example, he was a master of perspective and often used it in his works to create confusing and distorted images. 

Dali's use of unusual materials and techniques such as enamel clocks and photography was also widespread.  Overall, through his art and personality, Dali has had an enduring influence on art of the 20th century and beyond. 

His works are still widely shared and inspire artists and art lovers around the world. Dimensions: L: 10cm W: 8cm H: 9cm Squeak hole: no Swims upright: No Material: vinyl Age recommendation: For children from 18 months