Another of those interesting murals. A campfire, a waterfall, hills, and a howling wolf. These are all typical of Fort Lauderdale. This is actually a part of the mural. It wraps around the building but the other part is a little difficult to photograph. It is an insurance agent's office and there are too many cars in front. Maybe he is originally from Wyoming.
Friday, April 16, 2010
HOME, HOME ON THE RANGE
Another of those interesting murals. A campfire, a waterfall, hills, and a howling wolf. These are all typical of Fort Lauderdale. This is actually a part of the mural. It wraps around the building but the other part is a little difficult to photograph. It is an insurance agent's office and there are too many cars in front. Maybe he is originally from Wyoming.
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Well spotted (again:-)
ReplyDeleteIt is personal and creative for the house owner. And I guess many people like it.
Somebody yearns for the wide open spaces. I like it, and just might sit in my car there for a while, admiring, dreaming...
ReplyDeleteYou did a great work with your camera. This mural is very creative and I liked the athmosphere about a peaceful night , good wine, good friends and a beautiful moon!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend,
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Léia
A nice mural it is. You will have to tell all the motorists to move their cars as Fort Lauderdale Daily Photo needs to take a photo. That should do it!
ReplyDeleteIt sure gives you something to look at while driving around or waiting around. Looks nice.
ReplyDeleteYou seem to find art where ever you go, B. Squared.
ReplyDeleteA strange kind of mural, not so nice like the others you showed us, but surely effective.
ReplyDeleteNo doubt one of the cars blocking the view on the other side was the FTLDP Staff Limousine in all its resplendent luxury.
ReplyDeleteI like it. It looks more 'out west' than Florida---as I picture it anyway. MB
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look a bit like Fort Lauderdale, does it? No flamingos!
ReplyDeleteIt's rather attractive, but doesn't look much like south Florida...like you said, he/she is probably "pining" for colder climes.
ReplyDeleteI find really interesting that all the murals you show us seem to be spared from writing on them, I mean they are not destroyed or vandalized.
ReplyDeleteI like it a lot. Could I move in next winter?!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how many of these there are. Is it some kind of law that you must have a mural in Ft Lauderdale?
ReplyDeleteThe crescent moon is a nice touch too!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply beautiful and lovely !!Fantastic post !!
ReplyDeleteI bet the insurance agent doesnt own a Yugo
ReplyDeleteI say Montana.
ReplyDeleteA very nice mural. Must have taken quite a lot of time to paint.
ReplyDeleteSome painter in Ft. Lauderdale is making a killing!
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You make Ft. L. seem like quite a strange place, although I'm very sure it's not. (Right.)
ReplyDeleteI love the way the artist incorporated the pipe into the tree trunk and the waterfall is also great!
ReplyDeleteSomeone definitely misses the mountains!
Enjoy the weekend!
~Maria
Is extraordinary how change the urban scenery these kind of mural.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting paintings you've shown lately. Love murals in urban settings.
ReplyDeleteI guess the owner yearns to see something more than flat land. Many wish to be in places they're not.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting--I like camping and wyoming and murals--around here, I don't think there're as many murals and the ones there are look mostly pretty beat.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know what to say until I read this is an insurance agency and then it came to me. He painted this mural on his wall because he didn't want you to know he was bringing you out to the woodshed to fleece you.
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