This mural is a diptych, meaning it is made of two paired panels, painted in 2016 by Gene Pendon and Les Hommes de lettres. The work sits across two addresses in Montreal: 1755 rue Robin and 1750 rue Montcalm. It was produced by MU as part of its mural art programme, the second phase of that initiative.
What to expect
Because the piece is spread over two sites, it suits a short walking visit rather than a single stop. Visitors can view each panel in its own setting and consider how the two halves relate to one another. Street art of this kind is best seen in daylight, when colours and details are easiest to make out.
- Type: street art, a mural diptych
- Location: Montreal, Canada
- Addresses: 1755 rue Robin and 1750 rue Montcalm
- Commissioned through: MU, Programme d'art mural (volet 2)
Planning your visit
Because the mural is outdoors, there is no admission to arrange. If you want more information about the work, the City of Montreal maintains a public record for it, which is a good place to check details before you go. Montreal's streets offer plenty of other public art to explore nearby, so the mural can easily be part of a longer walk through the city.