Murals for freedom


Unfortunately there was not any information available onsite about these murals.


They flank the room where the signatures collected during the Crusade for Freedom are kept. It's Monday again and if you like murals you can see more of them at Monday Mural.
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25 comments:

  1. TexWisGirl23 February, 2015 00:03

    really like the simple, yet geometric look to them!

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  2. William Kendall23 February, 2015 00:13

    They've got an austere look, but the geometric shapes catch the eye.

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  3. Revrunner23 February, 2015 00:43

    I very much like the use of open space.

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  4. Linda23 February, 2015 00:45

    I like these.

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  5. Unknown23 February, 2015 01:19

    Interesting, could they be biblical figures, they look like robes, ancient Greeks perhaps?

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    1. Halcyon23 February, 2015 14:42

      I think they look Greek too. THe torches remind me of the Olympic games.

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  6. RedPat23 February, 2015 02:09

    I like them. They look rather 60s to me.

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  7. Denton23 February, 2015 03:32

    Maybe a cubism influence. To bad there was not a plaque honoring the artist.

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  8. Cloudia23 February, 2015 08:07

    Inspiring vertical sweeping lines!


    ALOHA from Honolulu
    ComfortSpiral
    <3

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  9. Karl23 February, 2015 08:37

    I like the style of these.

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  10. s.c23 February, 2015 11:35

    I am not sure of course but on the total of color use and picturing the people I should say something from the fifties. Nice.

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    1. Halcyon23 February, 2015 14:40

      It is definitely from the 50s or 60s. This tower was built after the war when the City Hall was damaged from bombings.

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  11. biebkriebels23 February, 2015 11:51

    Very nice muraL.

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  12. Birdman23 February, 2015 14:29

    Simplicity works here.

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  13. Anonymous23 February, 2015 15:52

    Very simple and very elegant.

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  14. Sharon23 February, 2015 15:52

    I like the style of these murals very much. Interesting information about the Crusade for Freedom.

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  15. Tom23 February, 2015 16:27

    The first one looks like the Olympics, very classy. Tom The Backroads Traveller

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  16. Chrissy Brand23 February, 2015 16:55

    They look 1950s to me?

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  17. VP23 February, 2015 18:28

    Simple and effective!

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  18. EG CameraGirl23 February, 2015 19:35

    Amazing how just a few lines can say so much!

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  19. cieldequimper23 February, 2015 21:11

    Very unusual and very nice!

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  20. Kay23 February, 2015 21:43

    Very classic and simple. It makes me think of styles that were popular in the 1950s.

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  21. Oakland Daily Photo24 February, 2015 05:55

    Very impressive images with economy of lines. I'm with the general consensus that these look like 50s or 60s. Let us know if you find out more information. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.

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  22. Billy Blue Eyes24 February, 2015 10:25

    Simple & to the point

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  23. PerthDailyPhoto24 February, 2015 14:02

    It's amazing what can be created with just a few simple lines.. Artists make it look so easy, but it's so not!

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