How Salvador Dalí Got Thrown Out Of The Surrealists’ Group, Got His Nickname, And Got Rich

André Breton’s official reason for expelling Dalí was that he was racist and fascist, but Breton also despised the Spaniard’s flamboyant bravado and unapologetic appetite for money. Indeed, to mock Dalí’s mercenary streak, Breton and his fellows made an anagram of Dalí’s name that, today, would surely be his drag name. – Artnet

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