A few weeks ago, I drove downtown on a Sunday afternoon to see if I could locate a new mural I had read about by Jane Goat. It was fairly easy to find on west side of the Hyatt Regency Hotel. Her murals tend to be graphic in design and using bold colors. this mural is a graphic take on the southwest's Sonoran Desert.
This is where I found Mr. Renaissance Man, hanging out on the corner. There was no plaque or sign situated on the base so there seems to be no explanation as to why he has been moved here.
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The mural is very pretty and Mr. Renaissance I can appreciate too. :)
ReplyDeleteThere he is... in all his glory... well, that's pushing it...
ReplyDeleteThe mural is pretty cool. I like it.
It's quite striking.
ReplyDeleteThe mural is different from most murals. I like it very much
ReplyDeleteSharon, This is a mural I have not seen before. Good find. I like her design, but I never found the Sororan Desert that dark. It was always about bright light for me.
ReplyDeleteI like it! Is it painted on a window?
ReplyDeleteI like the different, but still desert, color combination. For me the artistic desert colors are the ones painted on the Arizona bridge supports on the Interstates.
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I love the style of this one, Sharon! It really looks as if there is more to come for the man's feet. Maybe the poem is to be reinstalled.
ReplyDeleteA very pretty mural and the statue looks great there. Could he be shooting a free throw? :)
ReplyDeleteGreat color, such a pretty city
ReplyDelete...WOW, what a creative corner!!!
ReplyDeleteI now think Renaissance Man has found his place. He's flagging down traffic. "Hey! Take a look at this cool new mural!" I like it too.
ReplyDeleteI like this mural with the geometric shapes. The statue is quite nice and so is the yellow water spout/fire hydrant?
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating Sharon.
I apologize for visiting so late. This mural is stand alone piece of art. It could be in a museum. It is bold and beautiful. Quite different from the Renaissance man who is also quite good, too.
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