Monument to the Woman

The "Monument to the Woman" stands as an emblematic piece of art in Palma, attracting thousands of passers-by who frequent the area. The sculpture has become a popular subject for numerous photographs, as visitors enjoy the artistic and cultural heritage it represents. Miró's unique style, characterized by abstract forms, vibrant colors, and surreal imagery, is evident in this sculptural work, showcasing his ability to bring his distinctive artistic vision into three-dimensional form.

Joan Miró had a deep connection with Palma and the island of Majorca. The sculpture was acquired by the Palma City Council in the early 1980s, after being previously exhibited in the Lonja building in the city. Over the years, the sculpture has undergone restorations to ensure its preservation.

Joan Miró's contributions to the art world extend beyond sculpture, encompassing painting, ceramics, and printmaking. He is celebrated globally for his dreamlike symbolism, exploration of mythology, and subconscious themes. Miró's works can be found in prestigious museums and galleries, and his artistic vision continues to inspire and captivate audiences to this day.