The image displays Salvador Dalí's "Lobster Telephone" artwork

The image displays Salvador Dalí's "Lobster Telephone" artwork. A reddish-orange lobster sculpture, detailed to resemble a cooked specimen, functions as the handset for a black, vintage rotary telephone. The lobster's segmented body lies horizontally across the telephone's receiver cradle, with its tail positioned over the earpiece and its head and prominent claws extending over the mouthpiece. A dark, coiled telephone cord is visible trailing from the rear of the phone's base, which features a rotary dial with numerical markings 0-9. A small, golden-colored label is affixed to the front of the telephone base. The object is displayed on a flat, white, rectangular pedestal or plinth. The background is a uniform, light grey wall, indicating an interior museum or gallery setting. This specific artwork is housed at the Tate Modern, Bankside, London, United Kingdom.