Who painted L'enigme de Guillaume Tell?

Answer by  Olin (101)

L'enigme de Guillaume Tell, or the Enigma of William Tell, was painted by surrealist Salvador Dali. Dali conceived the oil painting upon canvas in 1933 based on the folk legend William Tell, who is famous for shooting an arrow off a person's head with a crossbow.

Answer by  MathWiz (1408)

L'enigme de Guillaume Tell, also known as the Enigma of William Tell, was painted by Salvador Dali in 1933. He painted two paintings of the same name, but the smaller of the two has been lost. You can view the original at the Modern Museum (Moderna Museet) in Stockholm, Sweden.

Answer by  KaiMint (65)

It was painted by Salvador Dali in 1933, based on Swiss folk legend William Tell. Salvador was a Spanish surrealist, and was very popular for his works. Sadly, he died in 1989, at the ripe age of 84.

Answer by  bethanyseeley (130)

The painting "L'enigme de Guillaume Tell" was painted by Salvadore Dali, in 1933. It is oil on canvas, and measures 201.5 x 346.5 cm. The painting was purchased for the Moderna Museet, Stockholm, by Pontus Hulten.

Answer by  mandey5511 (102)

Salvador Dali painted it in 1933. It is a creepy, beautiful painting and is only a couple hundred centimeters tall.

Answer by  Kat16 (43)

Salvador Dali painted L'enigme de Guillaume Tell in 1933. He was a 20th century Spanish surrealist; his most famous piece of work is a piece named The Persistence of memory.