I bought this as a gift for my nephew.

A year is 365 days, a day is 24 hours, an hour is 60 minutes, and a minute is 60 seconds. Time seems remarkably precise and fair. But is that actually the case? Do people live through the same amount of time? Time varies depending on the environment. When things are very arduous and difficult, time drags on, whereas when doing something enjoyable and joyful, it passes very quickly. Time can pass quickly or slowly. Since a single person's time is so different, it is only natural that the time

The Melting Clock of the Dreaming Dreamer Dali Written and Illustrated by Park Su-hyeon / Published by Gukmin Seogwan I had the opportunity to read *The Melting Clock of the Dreaming Dreamer Dali*, the twelfth story in Gukmin Seogwan's *The Birth of a Masterpiece* series. Even if you are unfamiliar with the painter Dali, the melting clock on the book cover is an unforgettable image that makes even art novices like myself exclaim "Aha!" and clap their hands in realization after seeing it just

The Melting Clock of the Dreaming Dreamer Dali / Park Soo-hyun / Gukmin Seogwan / Dec. 30, 2020 / The Birth of a Masterpiece 12 Before reading the book, I felt that Dali's works would somehow be interesting. I only knew *The Persistence of Memory* from my textbooks during my school days, but I decided to read this picture book because I wanted to learn more about Dali's work. Synopsis In Paris, I met dreamers who dream all sorts of dreams. They talked about a world that could not happen in

For the past few months, I have been working on a project where I look through art books filled with numerous masterpieces with the children whenever we have free time, discussing them together and helping them learn a little about art. I was wondering if there were any indoor activities we could do, and since our art class program was suspended, I decided to replace it with homeschooling. The appreciation of renowned paintings and related activities began with this idea and have been

The Melting Clock of the Dreaming Dreamer Dali, Inviting You into a Dream World by Dali | Kookmin Seogwan | Written and Illustrated by Park Soo-hyun Volume 12 of the Kookmin Seogwan "Birth of a Masterpiece" series, *The Melting Clock of the Dreaming Dreamer Dali*, has been published. We first encountered Henri and Van Gogh through the "Birth of a Masterpiece" series, and my little one at home hasn't forgotten Van Gogh's work, * sunflowers*. I guess they remembered it clearly because the story

“Children's Educational Book: Salvador Dali” Gukmin Seogwan / The Melting Clock of Dali, the Dreaming Dreamer. The King of Surrealism! Salvador Dali! A dreamlike world invited by Dali, who has seamlessly blended his works of quirkiness and ingenious imagination into the story! There is a peculiar charm in discovering every single detail the author intends to convey, even in a single picture book like *The Persistence of Memory*. How much more so, then, is it to read the artist's story within a

The books in the Gukminseogwan 'Birth of a Masterpiece' series are my favorites. This is because they allow me to revisit wonderful works of art alongside stories about architecture, artworks, and artists. The book “Dreaming Dreamer, Dali's Melting Clock” tells the story of Salvador Dali, arguably the most eccentric figure of the 20th century. Even if people don't know the name Salvador Dali, many are likely familiar with the painting featuring a clock that looks as if it is melting away. The

[This book was provided by the publisher and was written based on my own subjective opinion] ‘The King of Surrealism’ Dali. This book tells the story of the creation of *The Persistence of Memory*, the masterpiece by the King of Surrealism, Salvador Dali. Salvador Dali was born in Spain on May 11, 1904, and died on January 23, 1987. He held the nickname "The King of Surrealism," and through this book, let us explore why he earned that title and how his masterpiece, *The Persistence of Memory*,

Book Review of "The Melting Clock by the Dreaming Dreamer Dali" Hello, this is Chukbokdungdung Mom. The book I read with my children today is *Dali's Melting Clock* from the *Birth of a Masterpiece* series by Gukmin Seogwan. I studied Surrealists in art class, but this is the first time I have seriously read about the works of the Surrealist Dali in a children's book with them. As soon as my son saw the cover, he seemed to use the expression, "Why is the clock melting?" The illustrations looked