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| The '''''Mae West Lips Sofa''''' (1937) is a ] ] by ]. The wood-and-satin sofa was shaped after the ] of actress ], whom Dalí apparently found fascinating.<ref name=unbound>Shelley, Landry. . ''Unbound'' (]) Spring 2005. Retrieved ], ].</ref> It measures 86.5 x 183 x 81.5 cm. ], a rich British patron of the Surrealists in the 1930's, commissioned this piece from Dali. | The '''''Mae West Lips Sofa''''' (1937) is a ] ] by ]. The wood-and-satin sofa was shaped after the ] of actress ], whom Dalí apparently found fascinating.<ref name=unbound>Shelley, Landry. . ''Unbound'' (]) Spring 2005. Retrieved ], ].</ref> It measures 86.5 x 183 x 81.5 cm. ], a rich British patron of the Surrealists in the 1930's, commissioned this piece from Dali. | ||
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The Mae West Lips Sofa (1937) is a surrealist sofa by Salvador Dalí. The wood-and-satin sofa was shaped after the lips of actress Mae West, whom Dalí apparently found fascinating. It measures 86.5 x 183 x 81.5 cm. Edward James, a rich British patron of the Surrealists in the 1930's, commissioned this piece from Dali.
References
- Shelley, Landry. "Dalí Wows Crowd in Philadelphia". Unbound (The College of New Jersey) Spring 2005. Retrieved July 22, 2006.
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