Monday, November 11, 2013

A Great Wall

This is just a small section of a mural that I found in a laneway off Dundas St in Chinatown. The mural stretches for over 140 ft  along the building and is 12 ft tall, showing a wonderful artist's rendering of China's Great Wall. The piece was sponsored by the city and the local business association but I couldn't find an artist signature although I think it was done by Allan Bender who is known for his great murals.  This one is a marvel!
Taking part in Monday Murals. Click here for more murals.

18 comments:

  1. I love the details in this one, RedPat!

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  2. Goodness that is a long mural Pat.. In a way it almost authenticates the subject matter , wonderful achievement by the artist.

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  3. If it is 140 foot long it's more than a marvel it's a masterpiece

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  4. WOW I will have to seek this one out, thanks Pat!!

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  5. Fine looking mural. Are you going to show more of it later?

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  6. Nicely done and about as close as I will ever get to the Great Wall myself.

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  7. The Great Wall on a wall, fab!

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  8. It is beautiful. The Chinese people in the neighborhood must love it.

    Sittin' on the dock of the bay, wasting' time . . .

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  9. BTW, manatees are slow-moving, peaceful animals. Humans are much more danger to manatees than manatees are to humans.

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  10. It is beautiful, and wonderful—we have seen the Great Wall. My husband walked (climbed) part of it, and took photos. This mural is a gorgeous rendering of an amazing sight. You're right, it's a marvel.
    K

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  11. I like to see the murals you share, here there is little.

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  12. A marvel indeed, it's almost as long as the Great Wall itself ;-)

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  13. Oooo, so cool. This mural really plays with one's fantasies of the exotic East. Only this Great Wall shows better air quality than you're likely to find at the real Great Wall. A wonderful evocative rendering. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.

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