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[supporttheunderdog]

yes this what they call surreal, though Dali was actually formally thrown of out of the surrielist movement in the 1930's.

I think some of the imigary in surrialism can in fact be traced back to the 16th Century and the work of Bosch - see the bottom picture of the items I posted after the Dali.
No nudity in this one but it is probably the best known of his paintings,



I was surprised how small it was, when I saw it at the Met.

[quattro]

yes this what they call surreal, though Dali was actually formally thrown of out of the surrielist movement in the 1930's.

I think some of the imigary in surrialism can in fact be traced back to the 16th Century and the work of Bosch - see the bottom picture of the items I posted after the Dali.
No nudity in this one but it is probably the best known of his paintings,



I was surprised how small it was, when I saw it at the Met.

And the title of the above .............''The liquidated clocks''

[denizaksulu]

yes this what they call surreal, though Dali was actually formally thrown of out of the surrielist movement in the 1930's.

I think some of the imigary in surrialism can in fact be traced back to the 16th Century and the work of Bosch - see the bottom picture of the items I posted after the Dali.
No nudity in this one but it is probably the best known of his paintings,



I was surprised how small it was, when I saw it at the Met.

And the title of the above .............''The liquidated clocks''

I rename this picture to 'The persistence of Memory'.

[quattro]

yes this what they call surreal, though Dali was actually formally thrown of out of the surrielist movement in the 1930's.

I think some of the imigary in surrialism can in fact be traced back to the 16th Century and the work of Bosch - see the bottom picture of the items I posted after the Dali.
No nudity in this one but it is probably the best known of his paintings,



I was surprised how small it was, when I saw it at the Met.

And the title of the above .............''The liquidated clocks''

I rename this picture to 'The persistence of Memory'.

I've lost my long term memory ................... and sort term is selective

[denizaksulu]

yes this what they call surreal, though Dali was actually formally thrown of out of the surrielist movement in the 1930's.

I think some of the imigary in surrialism can in fact be traced back to the 16th Century and the work of Bosch - see the bottom picture of the items I posted after the Dali.
No nudity in this one but it is probably the best known of his paintings,



I was surprised how small it was, when I saw it at the Met.

And the title of the above .............''The liquidated clocks''

I rename this picture to 'The persistence of Memory'.

I've lost my long term memory ................... and sort term is selective

Thats OK. It means you will not forget the good time we had together.

[quattro]

yes this what they call surreal, though Dali was actually formally thrown of out of the surrielist movement in the 1930's.

I think some of the imigary in surrialism can in fact be traced back to the 16th Century and the work of Bosch - see the bottom picture of the items I posted after the Dali.
No nudity in this one but it is probably the best known of his paintings,



I was surprised how small it was, when I saw it at the Met.

And the title of the above .............''The liquidated clocks''

I rename this picture to 'The persistence of Memory'.

I've lost my long term memory ................... and sort term is selective

Thats OK. It means you will not forget the good time we had together.

[denizaksulu]

yes this what they call surreal, though Dali was actually formally thrown of out of the surrielist movement in the 1930's.

I think some of the imigary in surrialism can in fact be traced back to the 16th Century and the work of Bosch - see the bottom picture of the items I posted after the Dali.
No nudity in this one but it is probably the best known of his paintings,



I was surprised how small it was, when I saw it at the Met.

And the title of the above .............''The liquidated clocks''

I rename this picture to 'The persistence of Memory'.

I've lost my long term memory ................... and sort term is selective

Thats OK. It means you will not forget the good time we had together.

Dont blush. As you see, I put your gift to good use as promised. Why were you so secretive about it when you gave it to me? Did you think you'd be shot?

[Daniella]

perimene!
details of a good time you get together, please

[denizaksulu]

perimene!
details of a good time you get together, please

Eating and drinking. Need more details?

[quattro]

yes this what they call surreal, though Dali was actually formally thrown of out of the surrielist movement in the 1930's.

I think some of the imigary in surrialism can in fact be traced back to the 16th Century and the work of Bosch - see the bottom picture of the items I posted after the Dali.
No nudity in this one but it is probably the best known of his paintings,



I was surprised how small it was, when I saw it at the Met.

And the title of the above .............''The liquidated clocks''

I rename this picture to 'The persistence of Memory'.

I've lost my long term memory ................... and sort term is selective

Thats OK. It means you will not forget the good time we had together.

Dont blush. As you see, I put your gift to good use as promised. Why were you so secretive about it when you gave it to me? Did you think you'd be shot?

there was a possibility you dident see those brits how they were looking at .