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Pagina 13
When I know how the grim struggle between the actual and the possible will end ,
when I have lost all hope of enlarging the field of the real , until now strictly limited
, to truly stupefying proportions , when my imagination , recoiling upon itself ...
When I know how the grim struggle between the actual and the possible will end ,
when I have lost all hope of enlarging the field of the real , until now strictly limited
, to truly stupefying proportions , when my imagination , recoiling upon itself ...
Pagina 28
On the other hand there is hope : hope that not everything will become dark even
so , that the admirable voice which is Dali ' s will not break when it reaches one ' s
ears , even though certain " materialists ” are anxious that the sound of it ...
On the other hand there is hope : hope that not everything will become dark even
so , that the admirable voice which is Dali ' s will not break when it reaches one ' s
ears , even though certain " materialists ” are anxious that the sound of it ...
Pagina 72
It would therefore be vain to attribute to surrealism any other motive than the
hope to determine that plane , as it would be absurd to ascribe to it a purely
destructive or constructive character : the point at issue being precisely this , that
...
It would therefore be vain to attribute to surrealism any other motive than the
hope to determine that plane , as it would be absurd to ascribe to it a purely
destructive or constructive character : the point at issue being precisely this , that
...
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EXHIBITION X Y | 25 |
THE FIRST DALI EXHIBITION | 27 |
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