Le Cabinet Anthropomorphique is a sculptural expression of one of Dalí’s central Surrealist ideas: the human body as a cabinet of hidden psychological compartments. Inspired by his famous Venus de Milo with Drawers, the reclining figure is pierced by drawers that symbolize memory, desire, and the unconscious. Influenced by Sigmund Freud, Dalí transformed classical beauty into a metaphor for the inner mind. Cast in bronze by Foneria Mibrosa, the sculpture unites antiquity, psychoanalysis, and Surrealism, embodying Dalí’s enduring fascination with the hidden structures of the psyche.