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A framed reproduction of Salvador Dalí's 1954 painting The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory, the sequel to his famous melting-clocks picture. Dalí painted it after Hiroshima and the atom bomb, breaking the soft watches and landscape into floating fragments and atomic particles. The print comes in a black modern wood frame, so it is ready to hang rather than needing a separate frame. It suits Dalí fans and anyone who wants a recognizable surrealist image without the cost and care of an original. Rivals in this space are open prints and canvas wraps; a framed print is the simpler, more finished option.
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High Quality Framed Art Print, in a Modern Custom Black Frame.
