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Miniatures Museum and its collection
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The Miniatures Museum of Mijas, previously known as “Carromato de Max”, is a unique collection of miniatures. These miniatures are displayed in a structure that was originally a wooden and sheet metal wagon, located in the municipality of Mijas, Spain. This museum offers a unique glimpse into the world of miniatures, with a collection that spans across various countries and cultures.
Highlights of the Collection
The Miniatures Museum of Mijas displays a wide range of miniatures from various countries including Spain, France, Germany, England, Angola, Mozambique, Mexico, Chile, Ecuador, Venezuela, and the Philippines. Some of the notable pieces include the head of a white man reduced by the Jíbaros, a naval battle depicted on the head of a pin, a representation of The Seven Wonders of the World painted on a toothpick, dressed and dissected fleas, a portrait of Abraham Lincoln painted on a pinhead, and The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci on a grain of rice.
Viewing the Miniatures
Many of the pieces in the Miniatures Museum of Mijas are so intricate that they can only be fully appreciated through magnifying glasses or optical enlargement systems. These tools are provided at the museum, allowing visitors to truly immerse themselves in the detailed world of miniatures.
ESMuseo de Miniaturas
ENMiniature Museum in Mijas, Malaga, Spain
ENMuseum of Miniatures in Mijas - Max's Caravan
ESMuseo de Miniaturas - Málaga
ESCarromato de Max - La Provincia