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Three watches sag where they lie: one folded over the branch of a dead olive tree, one hanging off the edge of a wooden block, one draped across a pale lash-fringed form on the ground. A fourth, still shut and bright orange, is crawling with black ants. Salvador Dalí painted it in 1931, with the golden cliffs of his home coast on the right and flat blue sea behind.
The sky graduates from yellow to blue and the brown foreground is nearly featureless — two wide areas that resist sorting until the watches are in. Finished size 68.6 x 50.8cm.
Large areas of uniform brown and beige desert with minimal texture variation make much of the image very challenging despite the iconic melting clock focal points.















