Gala Contemplating the Mediterranean Sea, 1976 by Salvador Dali

Dali's title - meditating the hustle and bustle of the Mediterranean, and a portrait of Abraham Lincoln (a tribute to Roscoe) - 20 meters - provides a complete description of the painting. When standing near, I saw Gala headed to us and the sun rising over the Mediterranean. The burning sun has an image of Christ rising from above. In this way, Gala brings our attention to Heaven and reminds us of the beauty of passing. However, as the title stipulates, standing 20 meters ahead, you can see that Abraham Lincoln's head is filling the entire canvas.

This picture is inspired by Dalí's scientific American article on visual perception. In this article we looked at the minimum number of pixels needed to express a unique face. Dali challenged this problem and began to make a 121 pixel Lincoln portrait. On his canvas he promoted the concept of this perception and external vision. This dual image painting provides meditation about the duality of things. In addition to the theme of vision and insight, the work also refers to the theme of life and death and Dali's Spain and the American identity. The beauty of Gala is comparable to the death rate including the assassination of the president's attention, the crucifixion of Christ, and the devotion of Mark Roscoe who committed suicide in the 1970s.

In 1976, the surrealist painter Salvador Dali of Spain produced a painting called "Meditation Mediterranean Evening", which turned into a portrait of Abraham Lincoln (a tribute to Roscoe) within 20 meters. To celebrate the 200th anniversary of America. Then he created a print called a lithograph of a painting called Dal Vision Lincoln. The image is a copy of his wife in the window from afar to the portrait of Lincoln. This picture reflects that Dali is obsessed with subconscious mind, perception, and memory.

Dali's title - meditating the hustle and bustle of the Mediterranean, and a portrait of Abraham Lincoln (a tribute to Roscoe) - 20 meters - provides a complete description of the painting. When standing near, I saw Gala headed to us and the sun rising over the Mediterranean. The burning sun has an image of Christ rising from above. In this way, Gala brings our attention to Heaven and reminds us of the beauty of passing. However, as the title stipulates, standing 20 meters ahead, you can see that Abraham Lincoln's head is filling the entire canvas.

Based in Dalivision, Lincoln was created in accordance with the Dali painting "Meditation Mediterranean Evening" converted to a portrait of Abraham Lincoln (a tribute to Roscoe) within 20 meters. Dali drew two original versions from 1974 to 1976. First Dali theater and museum in Figueres, Spain. The second is a permanent exhibit at the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida. This picture is the foundation of Dalivision's Lincoln printmaking. This painting lived in Japan before the acquisition of Salvador Dali Museum of Art.