Perhaps the most famous name in Surrealism, Salvador Dalí was a Spanish artist whose work embodied the Surrealist ethos of using art to explore the unconscious mind. Landscape with Telephones on a Plate, 1939, Composition Au Cygne et a l’Elephant, 1947, Jeune fille au cerceau et montre molle, c. 1983, and Sleeping Young Narcissus, 1980, all feature nature–the ocean, a mountain landscape, a swan–showcasing Dalí’s fascination with the environment, and the ways in which man and nature are intrinsically connected.