leading from
Dali's "Daddy Longlegs of the Evening - Hope!'" (1940) |
a) See: References "Treasures of Satan" 1895?
b) "Dali's Daddy Longlegs of The Evening - Hope!" referenced the cover for Astounding Stories (September 1931)?
b.i ) The raised boot becomes the opening of the cannon.
b.ii) The lower astronaut's hair becomes the cherub and his body becomes the sleeping face.
b.iii) The distant astronaut holding a bar becomes the violin bow.
b.iv) The dominant rocket thruster becomes the lower part of the violin.
c) See: References "Wir Klagen in Kreiser"(1937) by Sergei Eisenstein? (Note well that I think that the Eisenstein drawing looks to me as if it references the Astounding Stories cover seen above) (to come)
d) See: Referenced in James Gleeson's "Galaxy (1943)?
Dali's Daddy Longlegs of the Evening- Hope and Gleeson's Galaxy |
e) See: Referenced in "House On Haunted Hill" poster (1959)
f) See: Referenced in cover of Pink Panther and The Inspector #26 (May, 1975)?
g) See: References in panel from ""Dogman in Doktor Oktorpus Nonplussed"?
j) See: Referenced in early Dren concept drawing (2000) by Vincenzo Natali for Splice (2009)?
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