Monday, August 10, 2015

Monday Mural: liliputian paste-up

Around the corner from this piece is a large wall mural that I'll show at a later date.  What fascinated me more was this small, highly detailed paste-up, only about two feet tall, that covered the bottom corner of the building.  I don't recognize the scene as anything local but love the industrial vibe and the homage to physical labor.  Didn't see a signature.

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14 comments:

  1. I posted a mural recently with miners and have lumber workers coming up in another one. I'm guessing steel in this one? Happy Monday!

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  2. Chinese rail road workers? Tom The Backroads Traveller

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  3. Very nice work - particularly love the angle you have pointed out - "homage to physical labor and industrial vibe". Right on!
    Thanks for hosting Monday Murals!
    Have a Great Week!
    Peace :)

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  4. A highly detailed work ODP, excellent find!

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  5. Really good mural that, one I can recognise as to what it is

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  6. I like this one. THere's a lot to look at here and the style of painting works well for a mural.

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  7. Great artsy mural with nice colors. Looks real good and a bit different of the normal ones.

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  8. Like you, I am impressed by this strongly sketched scene. Great little art work.
    Thanks for hosting.

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  9. I'm going to have to research how these artists do a paste-up. They are interesting and for the most part never disappointing.

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  10. I didn't realize that it was a paste-up at first. I like it!

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  11. Interesting how the artist conveys a sense of movement.

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