Salvador Dali - Soft Watch at the Moment of its First Explosion 31.5 x 23.5

This print features the famous 1954 Surrealist masterpiece by Salvador Dalí, titled Soft Watch Exploding in 888 Particles after Twenty Years of Total Immobility (often commonly referred to as Melting Watch, Soft Watch at the Moment of First Explosion, or Clock Explosion).

The painting builds upon Dalí's iconic imagery from his 1931 work The Persistence of Memory. It features a large, golden-rimmed pocket watch severely distorted and warped as if it is made of soft cloth or melting cheese. The central watch face stretches downward, with its digits and hands disconnecting and fracturing across the distorted surface. The upper portion of the timepiece is violently shattering into clean geometric, shard-like fragments that fly upward into a deep teal sky. A fly sits prominently near the center of the watch dial. The foreground sits over a dark, angular platform while the distant background opens up to a desolate coastline with rocky cliffs meeting a calm sea under warm, glowing horizons.

The print shown in the image is bordered by a wide white mat format featuring the artist's last name, DALI, boldly printed underneath in clean, dark sans-serif text.