What Surrealist technique did Salvador Dalí use in The Persistence of Memory? The Persistence of Memory, painting by Salvador Dali, showing an eyelashed figure on the ground, three warped pocket watches, and a pocket watch covered with ants in a barren landscape near a sea

Dalí used a bold palette to appeal to young people, who were more open to abstract art.

Dalí used brushstrokes that seem inappropriate to the subject, adding to a sense of realism.

Dalí included symbolism that is easily deciphered by viewers.

Dalí painted fantasy scenes by using fine brushwork and technical precision to make them believable.