Paris, 1922: Paul Éluard published his poems under the title: "Répétitions". The book contains 11 collages by Max Ernst, my favourite surrealist. In the poem: "Ronde", Éluard, talking about a beautiful woman, says: "La grande porte de la face" (The great gate of the face). I like the expression. It must be an influence from the Bible: "…Because it did not shut the doors of my mother’s womb, nor hide trouble from my eyes.” (Job 3:10). Ted Hughes’ famous poem "Examination at the Womb-Door" was published in 1970, in London, and the novel "Vrata od utrobe" (The Door of the Womb) by Mirko Kovač, in 1978, Zagreb.