Art on the Underground: Mark Wallinger's designs - in pictures

The first in a series of 270 works, entitled Labyrinth, to be unveiled by artist Mark Wallinger, commissioned by London Underground in commemoration of its 150th anniversary. St James's Park Underground station London Photograph: David Levene for the Guardian

The design for Baker Street. Each is a unique labyrinth with a single path Photograph: Mark Wallinger

Bank's design. Each will be prominently displayed on a single 600mm vitreous enamel panel Photograph: Mark Wallinger

Embankment's design. Wallinger said: "The Underground has been part of my life since childhood ..." Photograph: Mark Wallinger

Green Park. "... It's surely ever artist's dream to create a permanent work that will be encountered by so many people" Photograph: Mark Wallinger

King's Cross St Pancras. Wallinger added: "The journeys we take on the Underground are unique to each of us ..." Photograph: Mark Wallinger

Oxford Circus. "... I hope Labyrinth can perhaps reflect that individual yet universal experience." Photograph: Mark Wallinger

St James's Park. All 270 tube stations are promised to have artwork by the end of the summer. Photograph: Mark Wallinger

Tottenham Court Road. Tasmin Dillon, the head of art on the Underground said: "I am sure that the 270 individual labyrinths will capture the imaginations of the millions of tube customers that use the network every day" Photograph: Mark Wallinger

Victoria. Previous artworks on the underground have included large-scale artworks at Gloucester Road Station ... Photograph: Mark Wallinger

Westminster. ... and the likes of Tracey Emin designing holders for Oyster cards. Photograph: Mark Wallinger

The first in a series of 270 works, entitled Labyrinth, to be unveiled by artist Mark Wallinger, commissioned by London Underground in commemoration of its 150th anniversary Photograph: David Levene for the Guardian