Street art · Barcelona
Photo: Enfo, CC BY-SA 3.0 es
La Navegació
By Eusebi Arnau i Mascort
Who needs a lighthouse when you've got a goddess with an anchor? This neoclassical stone figure, 'La Navegació,' channels Greco-Roman allegory to honor Barcelona's seafaring past, draped like a marble muse under city lights.
Source: OpenStreetMap contributors, photo via Wikimedia Commons.
Also in Barcelona
More street art
Why carve a stag and two does resting in stone instead of bronzeTota la patria cabrà en una anella i els pobles diran: la sardana és la dansa més bella de totes les danses que es fan i es desfanCatch her mid-daydream under the pines: this reclining marble nude…See that boy-fish hoisting his scaly catch overheadUnder a moss-veiled Ionic rotunda in a Barcelona garden, a marble…Stele pour les droits de l'hommeRed votive candles flicker at the base of a khachkar, a stone…Why does this reclining nude feel plucked from ancient Rome yet…Concrete flexed like shattered glass, a rusty cannonball wedged…BestialA Barcelona building corner erupts with monochrome…Monument a les il·lusions perdudes
While you're there
Find street art and food nearby
Street Gallery is a free map of street art, street food and live performances, shared by the people who found them first.