La Crime 1967

"La Crime" is a 1967 surrealist painting by Salvador Dalí, known for his dreamlike imagery and distorted perspectives. The work depicts a stage setting with a red curtain partially drawn back revealing a snowy street scene, a crescent moon in the sky, and two shadowy figures engaged in an ambiguous act. Three spectators observe the scene from the audience, creating a sense of voyeurism and the blurring of reality. This is typical of Dalí's work, which often explores the subconscious mind, challenging viewers to question their perceptions.