The viewer is always rewarded when they look at Salvador Dalí’s artwork. Society could label him a genius and cease to look ...

Paper size 46 × 61 cm Image size 36 × 47 cm. 46 × 61 cm Image 36 × 47 cm.

visitors can admire the breadth of Dali's Surrealist works, in media spanning everything from watercolors to sculptures. Highlights include "The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory" and ...

Highlights include The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory (1952–1954), a reworking of Dalí’s single most famous picture, painted two decades earlier, which shows his preoccupation ...

They also illustrate the centrality of time in Dalí’s work, a theme encapsulated in his most popular painting, “The Persistence of Memory” (1931), of a clock melting like warm Camembert on ...

Salvador Dali’s Melting Clocks—official name The Persistence of Memory—was Jeremy Scott ... was a Surrealist response of sorts to the disintegration of society’s belief in upward progress.