The picture was created in 1934, when Dali and Gala were first in the US for a visit, which marked the beginning of many subsequent ones.
This country has long been interested in Dali and very impressed him on the first trip, in particular, the media gave him a lot of attention, which he so needed and what he so desperately wanted. Dali liked the New World with its capabilities; this is reflected in the picture.
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