Salvador Dali (1904-1989), Deux nus (Gémeaux)" ( Twins) from 1970.

Color lithograph on Rives paper, dimensions: approx. 76×56cmcomposition, edition limited to 175 pieces, hand-numbered (94/175) l.d., signed by the artist p.d. Published in 1970 by Musée de L'A.A., Geneva (Musée de L'Athénée, Geneva) .References : - R. Michler & L. W. Löpsinger, Dalí, Catalogue Raisonné no. 1285 page 136 The work " Deux nus (Gémeaux)" (Two Nudes - Twins) from 1970 is a color lithograph by Salvador Dalí that combines his surreal, dreamlike style with astrological themes, specifically the sign of the Twins (Gemini).The title directly refers to the zodiac sign of the Twins (Gemini), which symbolizes duality, the duality of nature, communication and the union of opposites. Dalí depicts this duality through the two main naked female figures.They are intertwined or closely arranged, visually reflecting the twin nature of the sign.The figures are close to each other, but can be inverted or arranged in a way that suggests that while they are close to each other (twins), they are also separate, unable to fully merge. This represents a constant struggle or internal dialogue.In typical Dalí style, their bodies are voluptuous, but often unnaturally bent or elongated, which introduces a dreamlike and disturbing element. "Deux nus (Gémeaux)" is an excellent example of how Dalí was able to incorporate massively recognizable subjects (like the signs of the zodiac) into his surrealist language, giving them psychological and philosophical depth.