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«Salvador Dalí, supremo déspota que rompe con todo, pisoteando cuantas leyes divinas y humanas existen, capaz de montar un concurso de hípica en un escaparate de la 5a Avenida de Nueva York, arrestado por la policía, y al que se puede, repito, situar entre el Dalí poseído por un delirio furiosamente dionisíaco y el Dalí “ávido de dólares” (Avidadollars), sereno, apolíneo, católico, apostólico y romano, jesuíticamente gastronómico, monárquico (y partidario de la monarquía), respetuoso tanto de las estructuras blandas y legítimas como de la genética regia del ácido...

The manuscripts were begun in Milan while Leonardo da Vinci was in the service of Ludovico Sforza. He continued the work during the last 25 years of the artist's life. The works were subsequently published in the collection and based on Leon Battista Alberti and Cennino Cennini. After Leonardo's death, those notebooks passed into the hands of his pupil and heir Francesco Melzi, and he published them later. It was a task of overwhelming difficulty due to its scope and Leonardo's idiosyncratic writing.

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'Losing the Human Form: A Seismic Image of the 1980s in Latin America' evokes an image of the 1980s in Latin America that establishes a counterpoint between the effects of violence on bodies and the radical experiments in freedom and transformation which impugned the repressive order. Stricken bodies / mutant bodies. Between horror and festivity, the materials gathered show not only the consequences of mass disappearances and massacres under dictatorial régimes, states of siege and internal wars, but also various collective urges to devise modes of existing in a permanent state of...