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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

Blue Wildebeest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dismal Sport (The Lugubrious Game)One of the earliest manifestations of the paranoiac-critical method - Salvador Dali

Crossing the Mara Royalty Free Stock Photo

Before The Storm Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wildebeest gathering to Cross Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dismal Sport (The Lugubrious Game), 1929One of the earliest manifestations of the paranoiac-critical method that Dali explored took the form of a chain of irrational objects arising out of a single image."The Lugubrious Game", also known as "Dismal Sport" in which a crowd of images - a grasshopper, a rabbit's head, Dali's own face - spiral out of a truncated body, is one of the first examples of this, and in the early 1930s Dali applied this chain of irrational association both to the legend of William Tell