Course I know who he is! The absolute genius, father of Surrealism! As I am a great fan of art, especially Surrealism, he comes as an absolute godsend. This work is so meaningful, ambiguious sometimes, true but its how to make art 'clever'- not all this Tracy Emin's bed rubbish. Not is his work exquisitely executed but the themes are relevant to his contempary time and perhaps, it can be argued, relevant in a timeless sense. Pain, suffering, maybe some of the more universal and timeless themes, drugs even. Take the piece 'the hallucinagenic toreador'. Complex and fascinating, commenting on love, loss, nationality/identity, illusion, art and culture, national treasures, and so much more...

what do you usually have for breakfast?I usually have ceareal and a cup of coffee

bran flakes with raisins, a banana with a glass of milk (not milk in the bol witht he cormflakes)

Through out each day at many times we all smile well i hope we do and not just at the passing public smiling is said to be healthy for us and uses much less effort than to frown but what makes each of us smile ? if you think about today what brought that beam to your face ? or are you more of a frowning type of person ? are you both but life makes you frown more than smile ? today works made me frown lost prescriptions and late medications though I'm sure when works finished at 7pm and my last call out is over quite a few things will make me smile :0)