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The Persistence of Memory Silver Melting Clock Sculpture by Salvador Dalí

$2,385

A sculptural interpretation of "The Persistence of Memory" — Dalí's 1931 painting of melting clocks, popularly known as "Soft Clocks" and first shown at Julien Levy's gallery in 1932.

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Handcrafted by D'Argenta, a Mexican silversmithing house established in 1976, working from their atelier in Mexico City. Curated and shipped by Venustare.

Includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity. Gift packaging on every order, and complimentary white-glove shipping on orders over $2,000.

Exchanges and repairs honored for the life of the piece. Engraved or based pieces are made to order and excluded from standard exchanges once personalized.

A sculptural interpretation of "The Persistence of Memory" — Dalí's 1931 painting of melting clocks, popularly known as "Soft Clocks" and first shown at Julien Levy's gallery in 1932. Arguably his most recognizable single image, translated here into dimensional metalwork. Its scale makes it ideal as a desk centerpiece or side-table accent. Licensed and authorized reproduction inspired by the work of Salvador Dalí. Weighing 1.8 kilograms, it's built to anchor a space rather than simply accent it. Handcrafted by D'Argenta in Mexico. Curated by Venustare. Signed, with Certificate of Authenticity.

Size, Weight & Other

Material: Silver

Width: 32 cm Depth: 22 cm Height: 30 cm; 1.8 kg.

Width: 12.6 in Depth: 8.66 in Height: 11.81 in; 3.97 lb.

Product Care

D'Argenta Statues & Home Decor products are to be cleaned only with a soft piece of cloth to remove any dust. No metal polishers or cleaning agents should be used.

D'Argenta Statues & Home Decor Products  are protected by a strong lacquer that prevents silver tarnishing and protects it as a whole. 

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