Surreal Creatures Beneath a Mystical Archway

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A surrealist painting in the style of Salvador Dalí depicts two large, stylized, semi-aquatic creatures with human-like features and prominent eyes, peering out from beneath a dark archway. The creatures' skin is composed of intricate geometric patterns, primarily in shades of green and yellowish-green, resembling scales or mosaic tiles. Their eyes are large and round, featuring multiple concentric circles of color including orange, blue, and brown, with small, dark pupils. The creature on the left has a more prominent, almost turtle-like snout and is positioned lower than the one on the right, which has a larger, more rounded nose and head. Both creatures are partially submerged, with the surrounding area a deep, rich green.

Between the creatures, through a gap beneath the archway, a fantastical castle or city with numerous spires and turrets is visible in the middle ground, bathed in warm sunlight. The castle buildings are made of light brown stone with some reddish-brown roofs and darker blue spires, set against a backdrop of rolling green hills under a bright sky with fluffy white clouds. A prominent yellow sun is positioned in the upper left corner of the sky, casting a warm glow. The entire scene is framed by a dark