The footage provides authentic b-roll, powerful establishing shots, and critical historical context that generic recreations cannot match. We grant direct licenses for this material, ensuring you secure the perfect visuals quickly and efficiently. To explore the full clip reel and discuss licensing terms that fit your production needs, contact our team today. Let us provide the key visuals that make your project stand out.
Salvador Dalí Exhibition at the Central House of Artists (ЦДХ)
Archival footage from a PAL 720×576 master with a 10-bit uncompressed transfer. It captures rare scenes from a landmark Salvador Dalí exhibition at the Central House of Artists (ЦДХ). The halls carry history as viewers study original drawings, watercolours, and prints. Soviet-era interiors frame the surrealist works and deepen the mood. Close views dwell on signatures and textures. Wide shots follow the quiet flow of visitors.
Students, artists, diplomats, and scholars move quietly through the space. Their presence reflects a moment of cultural awakening in post-Soviet Russia. The exhibition opens a window into global art after decades of restriction.
Exclusive archival footage
The footage provides authentic b-roll, powerful establishing shots, and critical historical context that generic recreations cannot match. We grant direct licenses for this material, ensuring you secure the perfect visuals quickly and efficiently. To explore the full clip reel and discuss licensing terms that fit your production needs, contact our team today. Let us provide the key visuals that make your project stand out.
Meanwhile, the camera captures framed sketches, glass displays, and Dalí’s iconic melting clocks and dreamlike figures. It pans across wall texts and banners boldly marked “ДАЛИ.” Every frame preserves a unique cultural milestone — vivid, unrepeatable, and historically rich.
Our exclusive archival footage captures the electrifying 1993 Salvador Dalí exhibition in Moscow, a landmark cultural event that shattered attendance records. This collection transports viewers directly to the galleries of the Pushkin Museum, showcasing masterpieces like The Persistence of Memory in a historic post-Soviet context. The footage features vibrant crowds, detailed shots of iconic surrealist art, and the palpable energy of a city embracing global modernism.
This isn’t just generic art footage; it is a unique visual record of a specific moment where Dalí’s revolutionary work captivated a new audience, making it an essential resource for any project focusing on this pivotal period in Russian cultural history.
