If I'm not mistaken Dali was obsessed with Vermeer's Lacemaker. Apparently he did not have a good relationship with his father. The latter would give lectures to his son when he had done something wrong. Dali was listening to his father going on and on while seeing a copy of the Lacemaker behind his father. Dali became as a result obsessed with the painting and it was, later on, reworked by him as some sort of catharsis, a way to vent his anger towards his father?
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