haunted figures🕯️ If "Portrait of My Dead Brother" (1963) catches your eye, "The Javanese Mannequin" (1934) might too—another work where absence takes shape & meaning lingers. Created three decades apart, both works are bound by Salvador Dalí’s enduring fascination with death & ethereal figures. One confronts the ghost of a sibling he never met, while the other evokes a more anonymous dread seen as a rotting, otherworldly presence. Together, they reveal how Dalí’s visions of death evolved over time, yet remained deeply surreal & impossible to forget. 🖼️"Portrait of My Dead Brother" (1963) 🖼️"The Javanese Mannequin" (1934) #thedali #dali #salvadordali #surrealism #arthistory #artmuseum