Still performing live through the decade, after the 2001 " The War Album " recorded with The Wailers, where he can be heard playing the guitar and voicing two tracks, he is noted as a producer and lyric writer on his second solo album " Nuage d'�thiopie ", also in 2001.
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Nuage articul?was published later in a more political context in the Surrealist magazine " London Bulletin ", together with a text by Andr?Breton translated by Samuel Beckett with acomment that the sponge-umbrella would bring to mind another, sadly prominent, umbrella-that of Neville Chamberlain at the 1938 Munich Conference and the failure of the British policy of appeasement.
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Besides " Nuage articul?", of which two versions are known and preserved In addition to " Nuage articul?", Paalen presented other objects in the 1938 surrealist exhibition, such as : " Potence avec paratonnerre " ( Gallows with Lightning Rod ), a larger-than-life wooden gibbet with lightning rods and a dedication plaque to the German philosopher and experimental physicist Georg Christoph Lichtenberg; " Le moi et le soi " ( The Ego and the Id ); and a version of " Chaise envahie de lierre ".
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Besides " Nuage articul?", of which two versions are known and preserved In addition to " Nuage articul?", Paalen presented other objects in the 1938 surrealist exhibition, such as : " Potence avec paratonnerre " ( Gallows with Lightning Rod ), a larger-than-life wooden gibbet with lightning rods and a dedication plaque to the German philosopher and experimental physicist Georg Christoph Lichtenberg; " Le moi et le soi " ( The Ego and the Id ); and a version of " Chaise envahie de lierre ".
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Geo Dupin, Paalen�s sister-in-law, remembered that Alfred H . Barr, Jr . had been extremely taken with Paalen�s object and had chosen not to buy it, for the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, only because it was too fragile and difficult to transport . " Nuage articul?" was published later in a more political context in the Surrealist magazine " London Bulletin ", together with a text by Andr?Breton translated by Samuel Beckett with a comment that the sponge-umbrella would bring to mind another, sadly prominent, umbrella-that of Neville Chamberlain at the 1938 Munich Conference and the failure of the British policy of appeasement.
