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Dear friends, I would like to post, from now on, a number of paintings by Dali from about 1946 to 1981; I will be doing so by taking leaps from one another of several years each. I hope this way our tour will be more pleasant and variegated, but later on we may retrace our steps so as to make sure important works have not been missed on the way.

So let's start by showing two powerful images from the Greek-Roman past by Dali.

Salvador Dali - Double Image for "Destino" (oil and collage on panel, 1946)

Salvador Dali - The Colossus of Rhodes (oil on canvas, 1954)

I love it that Dali spent so much time researching his themes.

There is nobody better at understanmding perspective and above all, shadows.

Superb

Miguel,

Do you know about this Dali, "Oasis"?

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http://en.tengrinews.kz/art_and_books/Canada-circus-shows-off-long-lost-Dali-painting--14263/

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Miguel,

Do you know about this Dali, "Oasis"?

Story link below

http://en.tengrinews.kz/art_and_books/Canada-circus-shows-off-long-lost-Dali-painting--14263/

This painting is so cool. Dali paintings are so fascinating, the more I see the more I like his work.

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Miguel,

Do you know about this Dali, "Oasis"?

Story link below

http://en.tengrinews.kz/art_and_books/Canada-circus-shows-off-long-lost-Dali-painting--14263/

Miguel,
This is fantastic! So much of Dali's genius at one place!Thank you, and also warm thanks to Roger, Myrna and other contributors to the greatness of this place! Your comments are brilliant and I'd stay here may be whole night :).

Why I love Dali so much?
Dali is Sumo Wrestler over triviality and Jolly Joker in the sleeve of Sense & Life Creativity. He is philosopher and physician, also a great prophet. While great minds mainly live, being challenged by insanity, Dali was enough lucid and brave to never stop challenging (in)sanity. His personality was meticulously chaotic.

Here are 2 of his works which are among those with most powerful influence on me:

First of them already is published here :


The Anthropomorphic Cabinet

After studying it, I could clearly figure out how to get my life freed of already made ladders and how to live it on my own.

And second is:



"Marsha White in her normal and natural state: a wooden lady with a painted face who, one month out of the year, takes on characteristics of someone as normal and as flesh and blood as you and I. But it makes you wonder. doesn't it? Just how normal are we? Just who are the people we nod our hellos to as we pass on the street? A rather good question to ask - particularly in the Twilight Zone." -Rod Serling

And some more, which I haven't seen published here:

"The Ten Commandments",

"Man Kissing Shoe"

Engraving on Paper

H:	5 7/8"
W:	4 3/4"

589 Numbered
various papers (1 - 589)
EA's exist

Recycling Girl In Sheep (16 x 20)

"Duck" 1918. (somewhat postimpressionism)

I apologize if I have interrupted a possible "order" in which you publish (sort) his works, and if I did it, please feel free to delete it.

Miguel, thank you once more.