This close-up shot shows a descriptive plaque next to a piece of art in Mexico City, Mexico. The plaque provides information about the artwork titled "La Danza del Tiempo I" (The Dance of Time I) by Salvador Dalí. The text indicates it was cast in 1984 by Casa Perseo and is made of gilded bronze with green and black patina. The plaque also notes that the work is inspired by Dalí's famous 1931 painting, "The Persistence of Memory", and the "soft watches" represent time that melts and cannot be stopped. The plaque specifies that one can find this artwork in Room 4 of the Soumaya Museum, and that the entry is free. In the top right of the image, a sign in Spanish reads, "CUIDA EL ARTE FAVOR DE NO TOCAR" ("Take care of the art, please do not touch").

Dalí melting clock sculpture observed in

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Mon, Apr 13, 2026, 02:44 PM

4d ago

Mexico City, Mexico

19.44100, -99.20400

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