Dali, revered the masters of the past, his whole life dreamed of visiting Paris and visiting the Louvre. In 1926 his dream was fulfilled. The artist spent a lot of time in the famous museum, enjoying the contemplation of the great canvases. In the French capital, he met his idol – Picasso, whose portraits he repeatedly wrote.
In the same goal the master created the picture “The flesh on the rocks.” She, apparently, appeared under the influence of Picasso’s creativity. It is appropriate even to compare it with the work “Two Women Running on the Beach” brush of the great countryman Dali. A voluminous, diagonally disposed figure clearly dominates the plane. Two women running along the beach are Picasso
Related Paintings 
Christ of St. John Cross by Salvador Dali 
Chair sur les rochers – Salvador Dali 
Portrait of Picasso by Salvador Dali 
Carne sobre las piedras – Salvador Dalí 
Bather by Salvador Dali 
Sleep (Sleeping) by Salvador Dali 
Skull of Zurbaran by Salvador Dali 
A philosopher illuminated by the moon and a defective sun by Salvador Dali
Christ of St. John Cross by Salvador Dali Chair sur les rochers – Salvador Dali Portrait of Picasso by Salvador Dali Carne sobre las piedras – Salvador Dalí Bather by Salvador Dali Sleep (Sleeping) by Salvador Dali Skull of Zurbaran by Salvador Dali A philosopher illuminated by the moon and a defective sun by Salvador Dali