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A poster reproduction of Salvador Dalí's 1929 Surrealist painting The First Days of Spring. The image is dense and unsettling: a seated figure with a hairy, ear-like form for a face, a suited man grieving on her shoulder, black dots like flies, and a bright crowd scene behind them. It suits fans of Dalí and Surrealism who want an early-period work rather than the melting clocks of The Persistence of Memory. As a wall print it competes with other Dalí reproductions on paper quality and print sharpness, not on features.
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This poster reproduces The First Days of Spring, a 1929 painting by Salvador Dali. The scene is set on a large, plain landscape. Natural, unnatural and dreamlike elements are scattered across it in no set order.
Some of the objects look like things from real life. Others are bizarre and somewhat nightmarish. A feminine figure sits at the lower left. Her face is replaced by a hairy, ear-like shape, and many black dots that look like flies come out of it.
A suited man grieves on her shoulder and holds a pot in his hands. Behind them is a large genre painting of a happy crowd. Its mood contrasts with the sad, gloomy man in front.
