This image captures the preserved art studio of Joan Miró, specifically his Sert Studio, located within the Fundació Miró Mallorca in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

This image captures the preserved art studio of Joan Miró, specifically his Sert Studio, located within the Fundació Miró Mallorca in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. The spacious interior features high white ceilings with a band of horizontal louvers for lighting or ventilation. A prominent rear wall is constructed of large, irregularly shaped, light-colored stones, while the lower section below it is covered with a collection of large, abstract canvases displaying layered black, white, and colored paint with gestural marks. The floor, composed of light-colored tiles, is significantly splattered with dark paint and other materials. The room is filled with numerous wooden easels and work tables. In the immediate foreground, a large wooden table is covered with brown paper, heavily stained with dark paint. On this surface, a white plate holds charcoal sticks and dark, amorphous material. Nearby are several small, dark, cylindrical containers and a stack of papers or canvases topped with a small, light-colored rock. To the right, another wooden table displays a dark bottle, a small white doily, and other small vessels. Throughout the studio, various abstract paintings, varying in size and completion, are either on easels, leaning against walls, or resting on tables. One notable painting in the foreground right depicts a stylized figure with a large, open red mouth and two red-rimmed eyes, rendered in black, white, and brown. Tall, multi-paned windows line the right wall, allowing natural light into the space, with large, bare canvases and wooden boards leaning against that wall. On the left, a wooden desk holds a blue globe, and an upper mezzanine level with a metal railing is visible. The scene is devoid of people, presenting a static, preserved environment of an artist's workspace.