Additional Murals
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| Riva San Biagio Venice by Maurice Prendergast 100 W. Main, Riverton, WY |
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| Man with Crossed Arms by Paul Cezanne between N. 2nd E. & N. 3rd E. Riverton, WY |
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| The Mounties Always Get Their Man by Charles M. Russell 2441 Peck Ave. - C.E.S. Building |
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| Saddlestring Cavvy by Bruce Graham Broadway at Main St., Riverton, WY |
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| Contemporary Sioux Indian by James Bama Broadway at Main St., Riverton, WY |
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| murals hanging at Broadway and Main Riverton, WY |
Other murals can be seen here: (some are grouped together in the posts)
Carson's Men
The Wind River
Still Life - Plate of Peaches
Luncheon of the Boating Party
Madame Subercasseaux
Portrait of a Young Man
Shakespeare
Dancer with a Bouquet of Flowers
Van Gogh - Self Portrait
Pitcher and Bowl of Fruit (two photos - one hung correctly; one not)
A Street in Venice
Post Office Mural (indoor mural)
Meat's Not Meat till It's in the Pan
The Red Checkered Table Cloth (located in Hudson, WY)
Running from the Storm (located in Hudson, WY)
I am happy Riverton has a variety of murals/art banners hung on buildings throughout town.
So nice! I love seeing art on city buildings. Most of what I have seen have been from "unknown" artists. I like that some of these are from "famous" folks.
ReplyDeleteLove these....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reproductions of great western art! This is a wonderful idea for the community. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow! So MANY murals. So cool!
ReplyDeleteOne of these days I need to get downtown here and do some photography.
How fun! We don't have too much artwork around town here. It's really neat to see all of the artwork in your town. It looks like a great way to promote the community.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Betsy
This is so cool! Murals just hanging about. I love the one in the first picture.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I am a huge fan of public art. I'd love to come up with a project for my city.
ReplyDeleteI love to stop and appreciate murals, too! I love the one of the horses!
ReplyDeleteI love murals. I wish we could visit Riverton again.
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