Persistence of memory by Mykola

One of my favourite work of art is the Persistence of memory.

This is one of the most famous paintings of Salvador Dalí and it was painted in 1931. This is exposed in Museum of Modern Art, New York.

Salvador Dalí painted this work a night when he feels bad. He thought about the cheese that he has eaten for dinner and scenery of Portlligat.

In the painting we can see the beach, the sky and the four hot watches. The watches mean the cheese and the time of life. In a watch of the painting there is a fly, and on another watch the are ants because Salvador Dalí was afraid of the insects when he was a child.

I like this work a lot because I think that the colours of painting are very nice and the image is very spectacular to see.