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Salvador Dalí (left) & Federico García Lorca (right) – 1927
  
When British screenwriter Philippa Goslett's Little Ashes (2008) came out in theaters, The love affair portrayed Between Salvador Dalí (played by Robert Pattinson) and Frederico Garcia Lorca (played by Javier Beltrán) caused much controversy amongst critics and historians. So we went back in time and found some archived photos of the two. Check out some photos and let us know what you think!
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