London, UK. 22nd Sept 2014 - Barbican Centre greet pedestrians with The Barbican Muse onGilbert Bridge in the City.

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Barbican Centre's Comedy & Tragedy sculpture called "Muse" was Commissioned in 1993 by architect Theo Crosby. In 1994, it was created by a British artist called Matthew Spender. This 20 feet () long sculpture was cast in fibreglass and then glided. The sculpture shows a woman, holding tragedy and comedy masks.

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Size: 4076px × 2712px
Location: Gilbert Bridge, City of London, London, United Kingdom
Photo credit: © F Fawcitt Travel Photography / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No

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