Hey V ... It's Mural Monday and what better place to find a Mural than Hosier Lane. To see more Street Art from Hosier Lane click the tag below ... Have a good week J.
This is quite original. Do you think the artist had to paint through the bars to create his image or do they open? I like the reference to Renaissance art and the link it creates across the centuries to the current piece. The cartoonish paste-ups confuse me and I wonder if they were originally parts of an earlier work. Of course, then I wonder if the whole composition is a paste-up. It's hard to tell. Regardless, it's interesting and reveals a unique vision. Hosier Lane must be fun to visit. Thanks so much, Joe, for sharing this with us and participating in this week's meme.
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When I looked at the thumbnails on "Monday Murals" it was yours that caught my eye. The woman in the mural looks so real.
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DeleteI agree with Andy - what a fascinating mural! Now I am going to visit the Hosier Lane link and check it out!
ReplyDeleteThx Linda. Hope you like them.
DeleteWonderful! This is great Joe.
ReplyDeleteThis is quite original. Do you think the artist had to paint through the bars to create his image or do they open? I like the reference to Renaissance art and the link it creates across the centuries to the current piece. The cartoonish paste-ups confuse me and I wonder if they were originally parts of an earlier work. Of course, then I wonder if the whole composition is a paste-up. It's hard to tell. Regardless, it's interesting and reveals a unique vision. Hosier Lane must be fun to visit. Thanks so much, Joe, for sharing this with us and participating in this week's meme.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I believe it prepared off site and then pasted behind the grille.
DeleteShe is so realistic - looks like a photo. I really like it!
ReplyDeletethis is incredible. so very different from the ones i've seen before.
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Great shot, Joe. So nice to see the renaissance images still inspiring today's artists.
ReplyDeleteI love this, and really like all of the photos you posted of the streetart on Hosier Lane.
ReplyDeleteThank you Dyanna.
DeleteLove this street art .Joe ..... shades of Ann Boylen
ReplyDeleteStriking! Amazing style and I will bet there is a fascinating and political story behind this mural as well.
ReplyDeleteAnother super Hosier Lane mural. Keep 'em coming. This has the feel of a Dutch Renaissance portrait.
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