Synopsis
In 1941, few hours before the German Occupation, when Salvador Dalí had to leave hurriedly the french city of Arcachon, he got missing the manuscript of a book that had written in French between 1932 and 1935: The tragic myth of “the Angelus” of Millet, one of the most brilliant texts of the genius painter. Located in 1963 by the publisher Jean-Jacques Pauvert, was published that same year in France. In 1978, for the Spanish edition of Tusquets Publishing, Dalí added graphical documentation and new commentaries, reason why the book constituted a world-wide novelty.