The Persistence of Memory (copy from Salvador Dalí)

A series of unreal objects are arranged within a fantastic landscape. Clocks with a deformed consistency dominate the scene. While they still tell time, they seem to have lost their solidity. Above the parallelepiped painted on the left, a clock rests halfway on the surface. A fly has perched on top of it, casting a long shadow at twelve o'clock. The lower half, however, hangs loosely along the side of the solid. Another clock, but with a closed case, rests further to the left. On it, several ants, large and small, create a decorative motif. Toward the rear edge of the solid, a dead tree trunk rises toward the sky, its branch supporting another clock that hangs downward. On the ground, a monstrous being composed of a large closed eye, long eyelashes, eyebrows, and a protruding tongue carries another clock like a rump. Toward the back of the space, a body of water opens up. To the right, several sea stacks advance toward us. To the left, a geometric plane is painted advancing toward the shore. The sky is clear and cloudless.

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