The Persistence of Memory, After Salvador Dalí

Description

This The Persistence of Memory framed print is a limited edition offset lithographic reproduction after Salvador Dalí’s celebrated painting The Persistence of Memory. Soft watches drape across an unexpected landscape, where a bare tree, distant cliffs and still blue water create an atmosphere of dreamlike quiet.

Dalí painted the original composition in 1931, and its melting clocks became enduring symbols of Surrealism. This framed reproduction offers a beautifully presented interpretation of that iconic image, combining warm ochre tones with cool blues and deep shadows.

Broad black matting and a substantial bronze toned frame with decorative inner detailing complement the composition. Display it individually or alongside the Soft Watch at the Moment of First Explosion piece for a coordinated pairing.

Artist Biography

Salvador Dalí (1904 to 1989) was a Spanish Surrealist known for combining precisely rendered detail with fantastical imagery. His distinctive visual language, particularly his melting watches and dreamlike settings, made him one of the most recognisable artists of the twentieth century.

Measurements: 23” H × 25½” W
Regular price: $1,250
Sale price: $950