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Why Salvador Dalí reflected on his deceased brother

Salvador Dalí in Paris, photographed by Carl Van Vechten; Library of Congress / Wikimedia Commons, public domain. [Source](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Portrait_of_Salvador_Dali,_Paris,_LOC_4483943847.jpg). Visually checked. This is a portrait of the artist, not a photograph of his deceased brother.

Salvador Dalí in Paris, photographed by Carl Van Vechten; Library of Congress / Wikimedia Commons, public domain. [Source](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Portrait_of_Salvador_Dali,_Paris,_LOC_4483943847.jpg). Visually checked. This is a portrait of the artist, not a photograph of his deceased brother.

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The elder Salvador Dalí died in early childhood, several months before the future artist’s birth in 1904. Dalí later described feeling that he was treated as a replacement for his deceased brother. This is the artist’s autobiographical perspective, not evidence of reincarnation.