Lovers' White Dreamtime 1973

"Lovers' White Dreamtime" is a 1973 painting by Desmond Morris, a British zoologist and ethologist known for his works on animal behavior and human evolution. The painting depicts two large, white, humanoid figures, their forms reminiscent of anatomical models or perhaps even biological specimens. The setting is suggestive of a surreal landscape, with elements resembling flora and fauna, creating an uncanny atmosphere. The figures stand on a platform covered in striped, patterned fabric, suggesting the artwork may reference both the natural and artificial world. Morris' work is known for its exploration of human nature and its connection to the animal kingdom.