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«Comic songs Pantagruel"
As for the characters in the series' comic song Pantagruel ", all, or almost all of them are taken from the same book, published by a certain Richard Breton in 1565. The text in the book is virtually absent, its main contents are 120 engravings. Dali borrowed some characters literally, some modified.
Interestingly, in the circulation of the book in 1565 was very small and it almost immediately became extremely rare. The next edition of the engravings published in XIX century. In 1823, the "comic songs Pantagruel 'published as Volume IX works of Rabelais. Then in 1869, they were released in a single volume.
[COLOR="Green"] 1. A series of drawings of Dali Les Songes Drolatiques de Pantagruel was published in 1973.
2. Figures in the series stylistically different from other collections of Dali paintings coming out in 1950 - 1970-s and the most similar to a series of Les Chants de Maldoror, Salvador Dalí created in 1934.
3. Stories of almost all drawings Les Songes Drolatiques de Pantagruel were taken from the same book of Dali, first released, according to the output, in 1565.[/CO
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