Best known for his melting ... own time, it is a story where beauty and chaos collide, where the limits of reality are shattered, and where creation and annihilation go hand in hand.” Salvador ...

These are the visions of Spanish artist Salvador Dalí ... objects—most famously, the melting watches in 'The Persistence of Memory' (1931). For the first time, India hosts a dedicated Dalí ...

While Lear has been content to let the details of her earliest days remain something of a mystery, she found herself in 1960s Paris, studying art, and was persuaded to model part-time.

Prompted for her thoughts on the necessity of men, she unleashes one of the great declarations of independence — and an all-time zinger ... home of surrealist Salvador Dali.

Aged 16, Salvador Dalí wrote in his diary ... s collection in New York), a painting dominated by three pocket-watches melting on a beach. Equally famous are the “Lobster Telephone ...

Dali with his pet ocelot, Babou, in 1965. Courtesy Library of Congress's Prints and Photographs division Salvador Dali was ... Catalonian mountains, melting clocks, the shattering of a rhinoceros ...

The new timepiece, called the Melting Watch, debuted in April at the Time to Watches fair in Geneva. Its distorted oval case — with a dial that is 28 millimeters wide and 47 millimeters long ...

Spending time with one or more of these exhibits ... there were the works of Salvador Dalí. From melting clocks to twisted dreamscapes, Dalí became one of the most prominent figures of ...

Salvador Dalí’s oeuvre was never just made up of ants, eggs, spiders, and melting clocks painted against ... For the first time in 20 years, the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida, is ...

This print comes from the Time Suite ... some of Dali's trademark Surealist imagery such as a melting clock and a stark landscape. The central figure is half woman, half barometer; surely a scene that ...