
Observatory Time - The Lovers, painting by Man Ray, 1934


Knight and Death playing chess on the beach, from Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal
I found myself very interested in Surrealism recently and happened to notice the similar theme, chess board on the beach, existed in Man Ray's painting Observatory Time - The Lovers even 10 years before Maya's film. This painting might bear some influence from Dali's famous The Persistence of Memory. Although best known for his avant-garde photography, Man Ray was an artist in many other media such as painting, film, sculpture and collage.



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