He holds a History degree from the University of California at Berkeley, and a Law degree from Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco; he has also studied Anthropology, Sociology and Political Science extensively. Reach him via The Electric Review. DALI: MASTER OF FANTASIES. Jean-Louis Gaillemin. Abrams. Salvador Dali, who died in 1988, was an artist born in the idea of diversity, and his great body of work is a living testament to this: ground-breaking pieces in different mediums include stunning paintings, drawings, book illustrations and cinema sets (to cite but a few examples). More than anything, Dali’s work was steeped in the invisible heat of dreams, and he purged the wealth of his subconscious daily in an effort to draw the sweet milk of the muse from the holy muscle of his being.