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Salvador Dali - Gala-s Dream (Dream of Paradise), circa 1972

Gala's Dream (Dream of Paradise), circa 1972 Salvador Dali

Oil	Dreams Paradise Dreams Paradise

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Henri Emilien Rousseau - The Dream, Moma, NY

The Dream, Moma, NY Henri Emilien Rousseau

(1910)

Dreams
Dreams

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Salvador Dali - Gala-s Dream (Dream of Paradise)

Gala's Dream (Dream of Paradise)Salvador Dali

(1972)

Dreams
Paradise
Dreams
Paradise

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The Jacob's Dream Marc Chagall

Oil On Canvas

Angels
Dreams
Religious

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The Dream, 1931 Salvador Dali

Oil	Dreams Dreams

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William Adolphe Bouguereau - A Dream of Spring

A Dream of Spring William Adolphe Bouguereau

Dreams
Spring

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The dream turns Giorgio De Chirico

Oil On Canvas

Dreams
Fruits
Monuments

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Wassily Kandinsky - Small Dream in Red Kleiner Traum in Rot

Small Dream in Red Kleiner Traum in Rot Wassily Kandinsky

Oil	Abstracted Colour Dreams Dreams

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Salvador Dali - The Dream Of Christopher Columbus

The Dream Of Christopher Columbus Salvador Dali

Oil	Dreams Religious Dreams

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Dream Vision Albrecht Durer

Watercolour

Dreams

Kunsthistorisches Museum (Vienna, Austria)

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Gustave Moreau - The Dream Haunting the Mogul

The Dream Haunting the Mogul Gustave Moreau

Watercolour

Dreams
Sleep
Dreams

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Chu Teh Chun - Vu en songe (Dream Scene)

Vu en songe (Dream Scene)Chu Teh Chun

Oil On Canvas

Dreams
Scenes

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A dream Pablo Picasso

Oil On Canvas

Dreams
Women
Dreams

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The Dream (The Bed)Frida Kahlo

Oil On Canvas

Dreams
Dreams

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Lorenzo Lotto - Allegory of Chastity (--Maiden-s Dream--)

Allegory of Chastity (''Maiden's Dream'')Lorenzo Lotto

Oil On Panel

Dreams
Women
Dreams

The representation of the sitter from three different viewpoints makes this portrait highly unusual within Lotto's own work and within Italian Renaissance portraiture generally. The identity of the sitter is not known, nor is it clear why he is presented in three different views.According to one the...

National Gallery of Art (Washington, United States)

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