Royal Bengal Tiger
2003 © Maxim Tabachnik
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Royal Bengal TigerSalvador Dalí

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This 1963 painting depicts a Royal Bengal Tiger’s face fragmented into geometric facets, blending hyperrealism with cubist elements. This fierce and mesmerizing composition reflects Dalí’s interest in primal energy and perception, exploring animals’ symbolic power within the subconscious. The tiger symbolizes untamed natural forces and the mysteries of the human psyche.