Dreams of Mind A few months ago I went to our museum of local lore visiting exhibition of Goya and Dali called "Dreams of Mind" (literally, dunno how it looks exactly in English). That exhibition showed us the painter's attitude to their community with their moral, disposition and setting. I was very surprised when I saw the pictures of Dali and Goya for the first time. They were very similar. As I got to know later, Dali just transfered Goya's pictures, but he added the color, took a new title, added new features. I was staying there compared those scenes from real life on the paintings. And I thought, who of them was crazier. But I noticed that Goya's pictures weren't so distorted by his artistic genius like Dali's. Probably Dali was dissatisfied by society much more then Goya or he had much better fantasy, which he wanted to show. First I seemed the pictures were not very professional. They were drawn by pencil or coal - something gray. It wasn't pleasant to see at them. But I think the painter wanted to show us community with all their sins and perversions. And I think it didn't look like the sun and rainbow. And I got it the painter was succeeded.