Astrological Homeopathy (Indecipherable Divination) 1945

Dolfi Trost made this print, titled "Astrological Homeopathy (Indecipherable Divination)," and though we don't know when exactly, it has all the hallmarks of mid-century surrealism. Just look at those ghostly gray-green and inky-purple hues. There's something about the velvety texture here, those soft tonal shifts that really get me. It's like looking into a smoky mirror, trying to make sense of a dream. I can almost smell the ink. Notice how the colors aren't laid on thick; they sort of seep into the paper, creating a hazy, almost ethereal feel. This print isn't about bold statements, it's about subtle suggestions, like the way one small, irregular mark can conjure a whole atmosphere. This feels like a cousin to some of Max Ernst's more enigmatic works, sharing that sense of mystery and visual poetry. You know, art isn't about giving answers; it's about sparking questions and making connections.