1966 Velocette Venom Motorcycle T-shirt Salvador Dali and large rear haunches made

and large rear haunches made it look like a contemporary Lamborghini or Ferrari

by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy at the request of the Spanish Nationalists

The technique required the artist to enter a unique state of mind which he described as a “spontaneous method of irrational knowledge

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"The Metamorphosis of Narcissus

1966 Velocette Venom Motorcycle T-shirt Salvador Dali and large rear haunches madeThe Velocette Venom was a 500 cc British single cylinder motorcycle produced by Velocette in Birmingham from 1955 until 1970. It was designed as a high quality sporting road bike, blending smooth torque with the classic British aesthetic. A factory prepared Venom set a 24 hour world record in 1961 at Linas Montlhry, France, averaging 100. 05 mph. It was the first motorcycle ever to exceed 100 mph for a 24 hour period, and as of today remains unbeaten