Saratov & Salvador Dali

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Hey there, I've just got back from Saratov. Usual things - examining on March 26, from YLE to PET. However, it was so exciting to visit the exhibition of Salvador Dali's lithography on Biblic themes at Radischev's museum. It was so unusual. I knew that Dali was an extraordinary man, but his vision of Biblic scenes is really outstanding. I was highly impressed. Now I'll start to read and find out more about this period of his life. It was in the mid 60s. P.S. Cold and snow both in Moscow and Sartow, very long and freezing winter this year all over Russia.Love and hugs to all of you...

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