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Sadness flower Royalty Free Stock Photo
Tombstone and cross in an old lugubrious cemetery Royalty Free Stock Photo
Reviving Tradition: The Melancholic Tale of Cabbage Head and Gre Royalty Free Stock Photo
A lugubrious corridor made of rocks in the ruins of the Bayon temple in Ankgor Thom, Cambodia - World Heritage by UNESCO in 1992 Royalty Free Stock Photo
Crossing the Mara Royalty Free Stock Photo
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The Lugubrious Game, 1929 by Salvador Dali
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By the late 1920S Dali had embraced Surrealism and was developing the 'paranoiac-critical method' with which he plundered his psyche for images and associations. The Lugubrious Game (also known as Dismal Sport) was painted at Cadaques in the summer of 1929, in preparation for Dali's first one-man exhibition in Paris.


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