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The Hallucinogenic Toreador (1968–1970) - by Salvador Dali (1904-1989); Spain; the entire scene is contained within a bullfighting ring, submerged under a barrage of red and yellow tones, alluding tentatively to the colors of the Spanish flag. In the upper left section we observe a representational portrait of his wife, Gala. Her serious, rigid expression could be interpreted as a pictorial representation of her deep-seated dislike for bullfighting. Dali uses negative spaces to produce an image, alternate and complementary to the Venus de Milo. Examined from a distance, the body of the second Venus reveals the face and torso of the toreador. Her breasts as his nose, while her face transform into his eye. Their long skirts make up his white shirt and red scarf of the Toreador. The green layer makes up his necktie. His eye is found within the face of the second Venus. The soft white area unveils a tear slipping from his eye. Situated on the lower right hand corner, the whole spectacle is being watched by an infant boy dressed in a sailor’s suit who is said to represent Dali as a youth.

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