Aim: How do we write about imagery in Dali’s The Persistence of Memory?

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Aim: How do we write about imagery in Dali’s The Persistence of Memory?

The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali

Let’s answer… (Topic) What is the element you are discussing? (Provide) How does this element work? (Explain) How does the author/artist use this element? (Connect) How does the element develop the work?

Sentence Construction In Salvador Dali’s The Persistence of Memory, imagery is used to enhance the work by allowing the viewer to understand the nature of memory by the way certain images are portrayed. Dali’s work utilizes imagery as a way to clearly depict the persistence of memory. Dali incorporates imagery to stress or emphasize his idea of the persistence of memory

Choice Words To enhance – to raise to a degree; intensify; magnify To portray – to make a likeness of by drawing, painting, etc To depict – to represent by or as if by painting; portray To stress – to show the importance attached to a thing To emphasize – to lay stress upon

Paragraph Requirements 1. Discuss the use of imagery in Salvador Dali’s The Persistence of Memory. 2. Provides 2 examples of imagery. 3. Examples can include the clocks, landscape, ambiguous being, etc. 4. You must use 3 of the following: enhance, depict, stress, emphasize, portray 5. You must use 2 of the following: show, illustrate, utilize, demonstrate, incorporate 6. Make sure to address how the imagery is used to create stronger meaning and greater understanding.