| Artist |
| MOMA work |
| Surrealist |
| MOMA artist |
| El Salvador? |
| Salvador ___ |
| MOMA favorite |
| Modern painter |
| Spanish artist |
| Salvador of art |
| Babaoua" author |
| Spanish painter |
| Arp contemporary |
| Mustached artist |
| Salvador at MoMA |
| Surreal Spaniard |
| Famed Surrealist |
| Noted Surrealist |
| Artist from Spain |
| Dreamscape artist |
| Picasso colleague |
| Surrealist artist |
| Surrealist leader |
| Wet-watch painter |
| Limp-watch artist |
| Soft-watch artist |
| Flamboyant artist |
| Miro contemporary |
| Artist Salvador __ |
| Limp-clock painter |
| Mustachioed master |
| Notable Surrealist |
| Author of "Babaoua |
| Limp-watch painter |
| Catalan surrealist |
| Mustachioed artist |
| Crucifixion" artist |
| Colorful Surrealist |
| Giant of surrealism |
| His work is surreal |
| Homophone for Dolly |
| Painter for Parton? |
| Salvador the artist |
| Spanish surrealist. |
| Surrealist painter. |
| Ultramodern artist. |
| Droopy watch artist |
| Salvador from Spain |
| Bunuel collaborator |
| Mustachioed painter |
| Unorthodox thinking |
| Surrealist Salvador |
| Picasso contemporary |
| Atomic Leda" painter |
| Crucifixion" painter |
| Tuna-Fishing" artist |
| Contemporary painter |
| Eccentric surrealist |
| Melting watch artist |
| Limp watches painter |
| Memorable Surrealist |
| Persistence of Memory |
| Leda Atomica" painter |
| Soft Watches" painter |
| Tuna Fishing" painter |
| Dream pictures artist |
| Ultra-modern painter. |
| Catalonian surrealist |
| Melting-watch painter |
| St. Petersburg museum |
| Painter Salvador ____ |
| Flamboyant surrealist |
| Big name in surrealism |
| Drooping-watch painter |
| Salvador of surrealism |
| Painter of dreamscapes |
| Mustachioed surrealist |
| Salvador the surrealist |
| The Dream" artist, 1931 |
| He's found in the Prado |
| Painter of "wet watches |
| Salvador from Catalonia |
| Spanish master Salvador |
| Spanish artist Salvador |
| Painter of limp watches |
| Basket of Bread" painter |
| Lobster Telephone," e.g. |
| Contemporary of Magritte |
| Famed surrealist painter |
| He painted a dream world |
| Noted Spanish surrealist |
| Painter of trippy clocks |
| The "limp watch" painter |
| Burning Giraffe" painter |
| Portrait of Gala" artist |
| Spanish painter Salvador |
| Painter of stunted pines |
| Portrait of Gala" painter |
| Diary of a Genius" author |
| Mustachioed master artist |
| Painter of melting clocks |
| Flamboyant Spanish artist |
| Painter of melted watches |
| Lobster Telephone" artist |
| Lobster Telephone" painter |
| The Burning Giraffe," e.g. |
| Salvador, (Spanish artist) |
| Surrealist artist Salvador |
| Artist influenced by Freud |
| Honoree of a Madrid square |
| Spanish painter, born 1904 |
| Surrealism's Salvador ____ |
| Painter of melting watches |
| Illumined Pleasures" artist |
| Focus of a Catalonia museum |
| He painted "The Last Supper |
| Surrealist-painter Salvador |
| Dreamscape painter Salvador |
| The Burning Giraffe" artist |
| Spanish surrealist Salvador |
| Mustachioed Spanish painter |
| Deliberately strange painter |
| Dreamscape depicter Salvador |
| Eccentric surrealist painter |
| Surrealist born in Catalonia |
| He painted Helena Rubinstein |
| The Lugubrious Game" painter |
| The Burning Giraffe" painter |
| Artist with a museum in Spain |
| He painted "The Queen's Party |
| Painter of melting telephones |
| Surrealistic painter Salvador |
| Flamboyant Spanish surrealist |
| 'Persistence of Memory' artist |
| Galatea of the Spheres" artist |
| Artist ennobled by Juan Carlos |
| Artist who wrote "Hidden Faces |
| Gala's husband and portraitist |
| Juan Carlos made him a Marquis |
| Mustachioed artist (1904-1989) |
| Mustachioed Spanish surrealist |
| Hallucinogenic Toreador" artist |
| The Secret Life of Salvador ___ |
| Drooping watch painter Salvador |
| Figueras, Spain, museum subject |
| His watches may be for all time |
| Still Life - Fast Moving" artist |
| Artist with a signature mustache |
| He painted "Down the Rabbit Hole |
| Painter famed for wilted watches |
| Persistence of Memory painter |
| ''Still Life Moving Fast'' artist |
| Swans Reflecting Elephants," e.g. |
| Artist of abstract irrationalism. |
| Painter involved with Coco Chanel |
| Spanish painter of melted watches |
| Inventions of the Monsters" artist |
| Lobster Telephone" artist Salvador |
| Artist inspired by runny Camembert |
| Designer of the Mae West Lips Sofa |
| Surrealist with a surreal mustache |
| Artist who was an admirer of Freud |
| Swans Reflecting Elephants" artist |
| Burning Giraffes in Yellow" painter |
| Painter of "The Mock Turtle's Story |
| Surrealist exiled from the movement |
| Surrealist Spanish painter, d. 1989 |
| Surrealist with a museum in Florida |
| Metamorphosis of Narcissus" painter |
| The Hallucinogenic Toreador" artist |
| Artist who wrote "Diary of a Genius |
| Spanish surrealist painter, d. 1989 |
| Swans Reflecting Elephants" painter |
| Salvador who painted melting watches |
| ''The Persistence of Memory'' artist |
| Anthropomorphic Bread" painter, 1932 |
| Spanish surrealist painter, Salvador |
| The Hallucinogenic Toreador" painter |
| I don't do drugs, I am drugs" speaker |
| Surrealist who painted melting clocks |
| The Persistence of Memory" surrealist |
| ''The Persistence of Memory'' painter |
| ''Le surréalisme, c'est moi'' speaker |
| Artist who built a Dream House in N.Y. |
| Subject of a museum in Figueres, Spain |
| Who said "I don't do drugs, I am drugs |
| Surrealist with a distinctive mustache |
| Eggs on a Plate Without a Plate" artist |
| Artist who had a pet ocelot named Babou |
| Hallucinogenous Bullfighter painter |
| He's the focus of three Spanish museums |
| Painter of "The Hallucinogenic Toreador |
| Painter with a museum in St. Petersburg |
| Spanish painter with a notable mustache |
| Eggs on a Plate Without a Plate" painter |
| Surrealist who painted Helena Rubinstein |
| Painter of ''The Persistence of Memory'' |
| Christ of St. John of the Cross" producer |
| Designer of the Chupa Chups lollipop logo |
| Subject of a St. Petersburg, Fla., museum |
| ''Christ of St. John of the Cross'' artist |
| Surrealist of movies, advertising, ballet. |
| Surrealist painter with a notable mustache |
| He painted the Last Supper surrealistically |
| Surrealist with a museum in Figueres, Spain |
| Subject of a museum in St. Petersburg, Fla. |
| Artist who worked on Hitchcock's "Spellbound |
| Artist who said "I don't do drugs. I am drugs |
| Collaborator with Disney on the film "Destino |
| Artist who said, "Take me, I am hallucinogenic |
| Eggs on the Plate Without the Plate artist |
| Artist with a museum in St. Petersburg, Florida |
| He's buried in his namesake museum in Catalonia |
| Salvador who painted "The Persistence of Memory |
| He called his art "hand-painted dream photographs |
| Painter of "Soft Self-Portrait with Grilled Bacon |
| Surrealist who painted "The Persistence of Memory |
| Fried Eggs on the Plate Without the Plate" painter |
| Spanish surrealist who collaborated with Hitchcock |
| Subject of an art museum in St. Petersburg, Florida |
| Painter kicked out of the Surrealist movement in 1934 |
| Painter portrayed by Adrien Brody in "Midnight in Paris |
| Surrealist played by Adrien Brody in "Midnight in Paris |
| Slave Market With the Disappearing Bust of Voltaire" artist |
| ___ Atomicus" (Philippe Halsman photo featuring flying cats) |
| Co-writer of the Surrealist silent film "Un Chien Andalou," 1929 |
| Artist Salvador best known for his surrealist painting of droopy watches |
| Surrealist artist Salvador best known for his painting of melting watches |
| Surrealist painter whose best-known painting shows up often in college dorm rooms |
| Salvador, who painted all those melty clocks because time is a social construct, duh |
| Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening" artist |
| Dream Caused by the Flight of a Bee Around a Pomegranate a Second Before Awakening" painter |