> La panera del pa (Basket of Bread – Rather Death Than Shame), 1945, oil on panel, Salvador Dalí, Dalí Theatre-Museum, Figueres, Catalunya (Espanya), March 3, 2020; Galarina, 1944, oil on canvas, Salvador Dalí, “Begun in 1944, this work was completed in six months, working three hours a day. I called it Galarina because Gala is to me what La Fornarina was to Raphael. And, without any premeditation, here again we have… the bread! A rigorous and keen-eyed analysis will show that Gala’s crossed arms are like the interwoven wicker of the breadbasket, and her breast, the crust of bread. I have already painted Gala with two lamb chops on her shoulder, as an expression of my subconscious desire to devour her. That was the age of the imagination’s raw meat. Today, now that Gala has risen in the heraldic hierarchy of my nobility, she has become my basket of bread.” Dalí Theatre-Museum, Figueres, Catalunya (Espanya), March 3, 2020; Dead Raccoon, Corn Hill Beach, Truro, Massachusetts, October 12, 2018; Salvador Dalí (born Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domènech, 11 May 1904–23 January 1989) and Gala’s Bedroom, Salvador Dalí House-Museum, Portlligat-Cadaqués, Catalunya, (Espanya), January 5, 2016