The Lacemaker (after Vermeer)
Salvador Dalí Spanish
Not on view
When Johannes Vermeer’s seventeenth-century Dutch
painting “The Lacemaker” was in the conservation lab
of the Musée du Louvre in 1954, Salvador Dalí began
this painting, a meticulous copy of the original.
Correspondence between Robert Lehman and Dalí
suggests that the collector commissioned Dali’s copy of
Vermeer’s masterpiece.
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