The Persistence of Memory, painted by Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dali in 1931, is probably his most famous work and among the most recognizable in 20th century art.

Who doesn’t know Salvador Dalí’s famous painting popularly known as “Melting Clocks” or “Soft-Watches” — painted and titled by the artist “The Persistence of Memory” in 1931, I ask rhetorically? This ...

Dali began Persistence by painting one of his favourite scenes, the coastline of Catalonia at Cape Creus in Spain. He added the melting-clock images after a vision he had when eating Camembert ...

Ben Kingsley and Barbara Sukowa have a grand, old time in director Mary Harron's otherwise drab portrait of the Spanish surrealist and his muse-manager-wife set in disco-era New York.

It may seem a bit surreal, but the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg will celebrate its 20th birthday in early March. As part of the celebration, the museum will display what some people ...

It doesn't take much evidence beyond his most famous paintings to suspect that Salvador Dalí was a weird dude: The persistence of crazy, distended forms, melting clocks, blood, rot and ...

Executed in 1981, this sculpture titled 'The Persistence of Memory" was inspired by one of Salvador Dali's most well known paintings from 1931 of the same title, currently housed in the Museum of ...

Ben Kingsley and Barbara Sukowa have a grand, old time in director Mary Harron's otherwise drab portrait of the Spanish surrealist and his muse-manager-wife set in disco-era New York.