Dalí... Painting : Nuclear Physics versus Mysticism and Religion



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"I am like Leonardo, I want to know everything.  Creating relations between things is my constant preoccupation."

"I know that I know nothing. That's why I am less likely to be wrong than scientists."

After the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Dalí attempted to find a correlation between the extremes of science and religious mysticism.  Painting "melted clocks" as well as painting "a levitating Jesus over the sea", all played a part in reconciling the theories of Einstein to man's belief in the son of God. 

 "It is very important for an artist to have a developed sense of his place in the cosmos,  I am more important as a cosmic genius than as a painter."

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l'Ascension du Christ, Pietà

Assumpta corpuscularia lapislazulina, 1952













 Le Christ de Gala, 1978









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