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Old Town Tacoma a History |
North 30th and
Carr, Tacoma |
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Depiction of Historical
Commencement Bay Tacoma circa early 1900’s with three detailed oval
embellishments of the industry of the time.
Within the mural are local people and places familiar to the
neighborhood, i.e. first church in Tacoma, first shipyards.
Researched to make this mural historically correct.
Size: 25' H x 45'
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Medium: Oil/Enamel on
shingle siding |
Replication
of photograph of the first steam locomotive engine working in the
area. Size:
Ovals are 7' W x 12' H |
The lumber (taken from old photograph) and
fishing industry (Bob's depiction). Size:
Ovals are 7' W x 12' H |
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“Into the Future…Out of the
Past?” |
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Meridian & Main,
Puyallup, |
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an old photo circa early 1900’s of a man riding his bicycle downtown
Puyallup. Painted in the negative and monochromatically gives the
sky a brown coloring and the dark colors a pale yellow. The
existing "Charlie's" sign was incorporated into the
mural to bring life to this surrealistic painting. Size: 52’
x 24’ on brick wall in
artists oil/enamels. |
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Logging
in Puyallup, Washington |
Down town Puyallup on
Meridian |
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Puyallup, Washington is being
covered with murals. This logging scene depicts an integral part of the local industry circa early 1900's.
Size: 14' H by 60' W -
Vinyl canvas mounted on a wood frame and backing for installation on brick
wall outdoors.
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