Rome, Italy - January 24, 2025 The unknown drawings by Salvador Dalí inspired by Dante Alighieri's 'The Divine Comedy', commissioned by the Italian government to the Spanish artist, but subsequently blocked to avoid a political crisis, are exhibited from Friday along with 80 other works from private collections at the Infantry Museum in Rome. The exhibition 'Salvador Dalí. (Camera: CLAUDIA SACRISTAN.) FOOTAGE OF THE EXHIBITION 'SALVADOR DALÍ. BETWEEN ART AND MYTH' IN ROME, ITALY. INCLUDES SOUNDBITES. TRANSLATIONS: Vincenzo Sanfo, curator of the exhibition. Dalí was a complete artist; in a way, he created a new way of making art, not only by reducing himself to pictorial elements and creativity in the studio but also by becoming a public figure. He took every opportunity to promote not only his art but also himself. [Restrictions: Spain, Latin America, or the U.S. Hispanic market]