Salvador Dalí Takes His Anteater for a Stroll in Paris, 1969 | Open Culture
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The cool stuffs - Salvador Dali emerging from a Paris subway station led by his giant anteater, 1969 His affection for anteaters supposedly came about as a reaction to fellow surrealist André
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Salvador Dali Walking His Anteater
