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Сообщение от Santa; 1757173"

Yes ( Gallus really well, everywhere).
So it's understandable why:
Cross-cutting theme of the exhibition that connects art of Salvador Dali with Russia, will become a legendary figure of Gala

Сообщение от fabosch; 1757193"

That's the same for you and Carlos, and tiger 's face , that's three of Lenin

Thank you. What does this mean ? And what follows from my comments ? Must go to this show and appreciate the very works of the great surrealist Dali.
Especially in such a design.

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Separately want to write about favorite picture.
"Dawn, midday, sunset and twilight" in 1979

The motif of the painting "Angelus! Francois Millet - one of the archetypal themes of creativity Dali. Since the 1930s, the artist plays it more than ten times, the motif became the subject of articles and essays Daly who called Mille masterpiece" amazing, mysterious and meaningful picture the richest sub-conscious ideas of all that has ever been written, "For Dali pose peasant suddenly merged with the way the female praying mantis, that is, with the Freudian notion of" mother-devourer ".

And here is the same picture and that is what is known oney:

This picture has ordered the Mille American artist Thomas Appleton, fascinated by "pickers ears." Millais wrote to the peasant and his wife at sunset. They stand with bowed voices, listening to the church bell when out to be for the evening prayer. Such a prayer is read by Catholics three times a day. The work was called by her first words («Angelus Domini», which means "angel of the Lord"). Appleton, for unknown reasons did not buy the picture, and she spent ten years passed from hand to hand, from time to time appearing at trade shows. Its simplicity and pathos of piety sees charmed-lei, and soon almost every house there was French reproduction of this work. In 1889, when the picture again offered for sale, for her fiercely fought the Louvre and a consortium of U.S. sales force. American particle won, giving the canvas for Millet record sum for those times (580 000 francs).