Most of this work is set underwater: the waterline breaks a tree into six parts at center left.
Most of this work is set underwater: the waterline breaks a tree into six parts at center left. There are no flies or ants in this painting, but a fish is visible at center right. The block and the ground are split into many parts, although the cliff in the background is unified and instead hovers above the water. Another element retained from the original upon which this work is based is that the watches are still soft, though the hands are floating off of one of them. For ten points, name this painting that Salvador Dali completed in 1954, the sequel to "The Persistence of Memory."
Most of this work is set underwater: the waterline breaks a tree into six parts at center left.
The {Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory}