Janus is one of the most distinctive and recognizable of the sculptures along the Route of Friendship. The 1968 sculptural work is by Clement Meadmore. It stands at some six meters high and extends seven meters across. Perhaps surprisingly, the colossal size seems to seldom come across in photographs, where the work can appear rather compact. Big as it is, it’s often said to offer an “incomparable sense of movement” to passersby.
The work was restored and moved, along with many of the works along the route, during the expansion of the Periférico highway in 2011. It was originally about one kilometer to the east on the north side of the Periférico.
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