The Mandrake Root, or, The Omnipresent Eye
Dreamed 1929 by Jindrich Styrsky
No text survives for the dream "Mandrake"--a root with multiple staring eyes--but Styrsky drew and painted those eyes over and over for years, calling the series "The Omnipresent Eye."
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The Omnipresent Eye XVI, 1940; pencil and pastel |
The Omnipresent Eye XVIII (Dream of the Mandrake) 1941 |
SOURCE: Dreamverse by Jindrich Styrsky (Twisted Spoon Press, 2018), p.51 & 63; primary source Sny, 1925-1940 ("Dreams, 1925-40") posthumously published (1970).
TITLE: Styrsky titled all his dreams "Dream of..."; I shortened to avoid a logjam under D.
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