In 1946 the advent of the atomic bomb led this work's painter to reconsider its theme, and paint a refutation entitled "The Disintegration of" this painting.
In 1946 the advent of the atomic bomb led this work's painter to reconsider its theme, and paint a refutation entitled "The Disintegration of" this painting. The landscape is one of yellow sand and a sunset seascape, with a tree growing from a rock on the left. Much of the painting is thought to have been inspired by reality; the beach is known to be Cadaquéz (kah­dah­KAYS) in Catalunya (kah­tah­LOON­ya), and the supine figure on the rock by the shoreline is considered either a grotesque self­portrait or a mockery of Pablo Picasso. For ten points identify this surrealist masterpiece, the most famous painting by Salvador Dali.
In 1946 the advent of the atomic bomb led this work's painter to reconsider its theme, and paint a refutation entitled "The Disintegration of" this painting.
The Persistence of Memory or La Persistencia del recuerdo or La Fletría de lo inmemoria  (Catalán title)