Now at the Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersberg, Florida, this Spanish painting is one of the most famous works from the iconic master of surrealism. This painting is widely seen as Dalí’s expression of how he believed the new world order would be post World War II. To the right, an emaciated fusion of Adam & Eve directs a child to look at an egg-shaped world out of which a muscular figure attempts to emerge. The figure bursts through North America, with the UK tightly in his grip as blood spills from the crack in the egg.