The breath-taking Gilbert Bayes Gallery is located on the first floor of the Museum, overlooking the spectacular Casts Courts. The Gallery is devoted to the making of sculpture, charting the creative process from the first idea through to the finished object, with pieces on display selected to illustrate the rich diversity of materials and wide variety of techniques that sculptors have used. Guests are provided with sweeping, unforgettable views of casts of iconic works of sculpture, such as Michelangelo’s David and Trajan’s Column: an unforgettable backdrop to a scenic dinner. Ideal for smaller dinners with mezzanine views of iconic V&A galleries.