In two rooms at street level in ³§Ã³±ô±ô±ð°ù's station are two fascinating, introspective and contemplative art exhibitions: the Sala Picasso and Sala Miró. Few train stations boast such a splendid artistic legacy. The Sala Picasso contains more than 50 gently illuminated ceramics from the hands of Picasso from 1948 to 1971, many bearing the artist's trademark subjects: dancers, women, bullfighting. The Sala Miró is beautiful, home to playful, mysterious and beguiling prints from the Catalan master; Miró's maternal grandmother was from ³§Ã³±ô±ô±ð°ù.
Check the iconography menu at the door to interpret the symbols in Miró's vibrant works on display here, such as La Poetesse.
