In an article by Ludomira Missiuro entitled 'W celi Szopena', published in the periodical 'Świat' [The World], 1933, no. 22, pp. 6-7 (public domain, reprinted from the KUL University Library), the author recounted her journey to Valldemossa on Majorca, where she visited Chopin's so-called cell, located in a former Carthusian monastery. In 1838, Chopin, Sand and her children travelled to Majorca, where they spent a total of three months, two of them in Valldemossa. The original mementoes of their stay in the cell include a gothic chair and a Majorcan piano, which now houses a private museum of Fryderyk Chopin and George Sand, with numerous mementoes of both artists purchased in later years.