Dali – Geopolitical child watches the birth of the new human (Set)
108,00 euro(1943) The new human must free itself from its oppressive entwinement with the past. Height: 12cm
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(1943) The new human must free itself from its oppressive entwinement with the past. Height: 12cm

(1944) Design for the balet Mad Tristan, written by Dalí, inspired by the opera Tristan and Isolde by Wagner. Height: 9cm

(1939) Design for the ballet by Leonide Massine, danced on music from Richard Wagner. Height: 9cm

(1944) Freudian image based on a dream from Gala, Dalí’s wife. Height: 17cm

A neo-classical portrait filled with alienating Dalísymbolism. Height: 13,5 cm

(1943) The new human must free itself from its oppressive entwinement with the past. Height: 5cm

1946) Dali’s nuclear mysticism provokes the laws of gravity. Height: 47cm

(1941) An anti psychological self portrait, the glove of my inner soul. Height: 8cm

René Winding (1951) Playful, colorful, bizarre. The work of Amsterdam artist René Windig can be described with these terms, but a written text remains too prosaic to satisfy a first glance at the birds. Height: 7cm

René Winding (1951) Playful, colorful, bizarre. The work of Amsterdam artist René Windig can be described with these terms, but a written text remains too prosaic to satisfy a first glance at the birds. Height: 12cm

René Winding (1951) Playful, colorful, bizarre. The work of Amsterdam artist René Windig can be described with these terms, but a written text remains too prosaic to satisfy a first glance at the birds. Height: 8cm

René Winding (1951) Playful, colorful, bizarre. The work of Amsterdam artist René Windig can be described with these terms, but a written text remains too prosaic to satisfy a first glance at the birds. Height: 8cm

René Winding (1951) Playful, colorful, bizarre. The work of Amsterdam artist René Windig can be described with these terms, but a written text remains too prosaic to satisfy a first glance at the birds. Height: 10cm

René Winding (1951) Playful, colorful, bizarre. The work of Amsterdam artist René Windig can be described with these terms, but a written text remains too prosaic to satisfy a first glance at the birds. Height: 12cm

Artist: Cynthia S. Hudson Event: Kansas City 2001 Approx. 20cm high, 30cm long

WILD in the STREETS is a series of photographs from the urban environment. Mounted on wooden boards (MDF) to collect and give away. Photo on MDF: Photographed in Hamburg Artist: Sei Leise 13 x 13 cm MDF with hole on the back Installation: Hammer a nail into the wall and hang it up.
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