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The Spanish Royal family visit Juan Miró’s exhibition in Palma
The Royal Family visited the Llotja Museum on Tuesday, August 5th, for a private tour of Juan Miró’s exhibition guided by the renowned Mallorcan artist’s grandson, Joan Punyet. King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia and their daughters Leonor and Sofía also toured the sculptures located in the Llotja. They all stopped to greet the people who were also inside visiting the exhibition. The royals made time… Source
IN IMAGES - On holiday in Palma de Mallorca, Felipe VI, Letizia, Leonor and Sofia follow the visits and sports and cultural activities, taking advantage of their passage on the island to discover with family the works of Joan Miró.
The Infanta Sofía has said goodbye to Mallorca reaffirming what is already a personal seal: her preference for comfort, simplicity and respect for craft fashion. At her last family departure in Palma — a private visit, but captured by the cameras, to the exhibition “Paysage-Miró” in La Lonja—and after dinner, the younger daughter of the Kings has opted to recycle a dress that we had already seen in previous summers, but that this time has transf…
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When Joan Miró modeled in Mallorca his imaginary beings on a small scale, he already thought that if he transformed them into monumental sculptures, their ideal environment would be "between the trees and the rocks of the coast", as he stated in 1957.
They have come to an exhibition of Miró as four more visitors, in their own vehicle, which was driven by Don Felipe, and mixed with the public.
“Mom, are the birds on the moon like this, how did Mr. Miró see them?” The Mallorcan doll looks with devotion at one of the large completely black sculptures in the Llotja de Palma and plays at imagining what the fauna of the earth's satellite is like. Miró always wanted to preserve this innocent look of children when creating his works, he explained this in many of the interviews he was given. Surely this curiosity was one of the great creative…
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