Salvador Dali Distinctively Visual

Melting clocks, melting pocket watches to be exact. A yellow, blue sky over a large body of water next to a cliff. The body of water is very still; it has no movement. It is based off of a seaside in his original home of Catalonia, Spain. There is a long rectangle next to this water. Ants cover one of the pocket watches. The one pocket watch that does not appear to be melting as the other three are. There is a large unknown box with a tree branch on top of it. And something else unknown draped across the ground with what appears to be long eye lashes. This is what makes up the Persistence of Memory. This paper will be examining many different aspects of this painting.
This painting was created by a man named Salvador Dali. Salvador Dali was born in Spain on May 11, 1904. His whole life was based around some form of art. He started with just drawing but then moved into painting. But Dali was not only a painter but he also dabbled in film, sculpture, writing, and photography. He published quite a few books including his autobiography called The Secret Life of Salvador Dali. He even helped to create a short film with Walt Disney called Destino. Dali played around with cubism style. Pablo Picasso influenced this. But he is best known for his strange surrealist work. He studied drawing and painting during his life. Dali believed
The only stories are hypothetical ones that we will never truly know if they are correct. It is a painting that leaves a lot of questions that will also never have a real answer. It leaves the mind to imagine what it actually means. Quite a few historians seem to think the painting has a deep meaning but what if it does not? What if it is what it is? What does this work of art really mean? Everyone can look at this painting and they call all take away a different meaning. The Persistence of Memory can be interpreted in many different