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A page from a book titled "Portrait of Picasso, 1947" by Salvador Dali, which depicts the painting "Picasso, 1947." The painting shows a portrait of Pablo Picasso. It is an oil painting on canvas, depicting Picasso with a large, distorted, and contorted face. The painting is in a cubist style, with a focus on geometric shapes and fragmented forms. The painting's subject is a man with a long, thin tongue protruding from his mouth. His right ear is a large, spiraled shell, and his left ear is missing, while his left cheek has a large, red flower growing out of it. The painting is in the style of Salvador Dali. The background of the painting is dark, and the figure is in the foreground. The painting is a surreal representation of the human face. There is also a caption below the image that reads "BELOW: Picasso, 1947. Dali poked fun at his brilliant colleague in this picture as foolish and neither am I." There is also a text passage underneath the picture that explains how Dali regretted the fact that the Surrealists were attracting "a whole fauna of misfits and unwashed petty bourgeois... society people every day and almost every night. Most society people were unintelligent, but their wives had jewels that were as hard as my heart, wore extraordinary perfumes, and adored the music that I detested. I remained always the Catalan peasant, naive and cunning, with a king in my head." The book is open on a table, with a light-colored surface behind it. The page is folded over and the text passage and caption are visible. The location based on the coordinates provided is Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel.
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