I present arguably the most beautiful mural in Toronto so far. The artist, Chris Irvine, has spent several weeks getting this just right and he has now actually signed it. I stopped to talk to him one day and he said that he is hoping that the city is going to plant irises and install 2 benches in the 3 ft space between the wall and the sidewalk. He has now been working on the opposite wall under this railway overpass and this one is a Monet, to go along with Van Gogh. An incredibly dreary space is being rehabilitated!
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26 comments:
It is very beautiful.I like it.
Certainly brings pizzazz to a rusty old bridge.
What a difference they make!
Truly a beauty!
This is very very nice!
They are my favorite flower, and here they last more than 2 weeks. Yes!
oh, that is COOL!
For a minute, I thought you did an incredible post editing job on your image till I read it is a mural. It is gorgeous!
You get no argument from me. This one is stunning. I hope they do plant the flowers along here. That would be a great addition.
Yup, gorgeous!!!
Beautiful RedPat!
A garden for all seasons! :)
Isn't that gorgeous? They were my mum's favourite flower.
This is truly lovely, RedPat. I think it fits the space well and I hope the city DOES plant some irises there.
I agree - very beautiful.
Oh it is gorgeous!
The artist has earned much praise for their beautiful mural. An exceptionally nice piece of art work.
This is absolutely gorgeous! I certainly hope they do install them and that you'll show us the other side!
It is a beautiful work by the artist!
This is quite lovely. If the city does plant irises there, it would look great!
What a lovely thing to see on a commute.
Precioso Pat. Da gusto verlas!!!!
So beautifully done! It reminds me of Art Nouveau.
Oh YES! This is absolutely delightful, I hope they do put a bench and plant some flowers.. cannot wait to see the other side :)
What a bright & cheerful mural, shame about the bridge
This is quite wonderful
Gorgeous!
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