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Posted by Marcello (Guest) georgiomalik@yahoo.com - Thursday, January 20 2011, 18:37:39 (UTC)
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No wonder why I dislike Dali's work from the late '30s onward, when he began his series of Christ paintings (perhaps as a tribute to the fascist Catholic Franco and his oppressive dictatroship that with the support of Mussolini and Hitler, toppled the short-lived anarchist movement of the Spanish Republic).. Viva Picasso!!

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Was Picasso Apolitical? Marcello - Thursday, January 20 2011, 18:28:59 (UTC)
- Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? Marcello - 01/20 18:37
- Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? pancho - 01/21 16:05
  - Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? Marcello - 01/22 06:06
    - Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? pancho - 01/22 06:22
      - Re: Was Picasso Apolitical? Marcello - 01/22 06:57
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