Desert Landscape 1944 - 1945

Salvador Dalí's "Desert Landscape" (1944 - 1945) is a surrealist depiction of a desolate landscape, characterized by a hazy sky and a lone island in the distance. The painting evokes a sense of solitude and mystery, typical of Dalí's work. The artist's signature dreamlike imagery is evident in the floating clouds and ambiguous figures, challenging the viewer's perception of reality. The composition is dominated by muted tones, highlighting the ethereal nature of the scene.