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| Entitled “Magic Carpet : A View From Above” and was created by Jennifer DeSorcy in November of 2000. This painting depicts many significant features of St. Thomas from the town's past and present, including the City Hall, the Jumbo Monument, the Street Railway, and the Old St. Thomas Church. |
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
Remembering The Past
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...we have no idea where we are going if they don't understand where we came from!
ReplyDeletei think tom sums this up well!! i love murals, really love them. this is a real piece of art, i hope it is taken care of...honored for what it is!!!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't find Jumbo at first, Andy!
ReplyDeleteWell that is something different on a brick wall, looks attractive.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a perfect, little town.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful scene. The place looks idyllic.
ReplyDeleteI see Jumbo!
ReplyDeleteWe tend to looks to the past through rose colored glasses. All things considered I am glad to be alive now with modern dentistry, medicine, and technology.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful mural!
ReplyDeleteSome of those "olden days" are beginning to include ones I remember...!
ReplyDeleteThey can pack a lot in to the large murals.
ReplyDeleteUna imagen magnifica de la calle, amigo
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
It's lovely, and it's lasted 20 years! Than's good.
ReplyDeleteI actually thought it was a long tapestry for a minute - it certainly has been done well.
ReplyDeleteIt is an amazing painting!
ReplyDeleteA real lovely mural. I like it Andy.
ReplyDeletewow, it is in such a great condition. chapeau!wouldn't have lasted that long on this side of the pond.
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