Enric Sabater

Enric Sabater (1927-2020) was a photographer and close collaborator of the surrealist painter Salvador Dalí. Born in Barcelona, Spain, Sabater began his career as a photographer in the 1950s. His work allowed him to establish a close relationship with Dalí, whom he met in 1961. This collaboration became an integral part of his career.
Sabater is especially known for his portraits of Salvador Dalí, which capture the artist's eccentric personality and unique style. Dalí, known for his surrealist vision and provocative works, became one of Sabater's most iconic subjects. The photographer not only documented Dalí's life, but also participated in the creation of artistic works that combined photography and surrealism.
The relationship between Sabater and Dalí was not limited to photography; They also worked together on artistic projects. Sabater helped Dalí create a series of images that were used in exhibitions and publications. His ability to capture the essence of Dalí's surrealism through the lens contributed significantly to the visual representation of the artist.
Enric Sabater is also recognized for his work in architectural and landscape photography, although it is his association with Dalí that has made him best known in art history. His influence on the world of fine art photography is considerable, and his legacy lives on in the images he captured and his contribution to the representation of one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.
Sabater passed away in 2020, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of photography and art history, thanks to his collaboration with Salvador Dalí and his contribution to documenting the life and work of the surrealist master.