The Spanish island of Majorca is hosting what organizers are calling the largest exhibition ever dedicated to renowned artist Joan Miró, featuring more than 100 of his works in what they describe as 'repaying a debt' to the Barcelona-born master. The comprehensive exhibition showcases the deep connection between Miró and the Balearic island, where he first visited as a child during family vacations before eventually making it his permanent home until his death. The Barcelona-born artist, who became one of the most influential figures in 20th-century art, developed a lifelong relationship with Majorca that profoundly influenced his artistic development and creative output. The exhibition represents the island's tribute to Miró's legacy and acknowledges the significant role Majorca played in his life and artistic journey. The collection of more than 100 works spans various periods of Miró's career, offering visitors a comprehensive view of his artistic evolution and the influence his adopted island home had on his creative vision. This major cultural event highlights the enduring bond between the artist and Majorca, demonstrating how the island's landscapes, culture, and atmosphere became integral to his artistic identity over the decades he called it home.