Lady Liberty

SOOC (except for cropping.) This mural by Julien Malland (Seth Globepainter) has faded in its 10 years and now resembles an old, well-loved quilt. The colors were much brighter when it was first painted, although not quite as vibrant as shown in this article: https://streetartnews.net/2014/06/seth-globepainter-new-pieces-baton.html

[katy]

I think I like this version better

[KV]

Love the quilt like dress… nice mural.

[haskar]

Nice mural and dress.

[Leslie]

Looks like it has faired very well for being out in the elements for 10 years.

[Lou Ann]

Oh but what a wonderful mural. I love it.

[John]

Another mural masterpiece!

[KWind]

This is wonderful!

[Kate]

It has faded but is still beautiful

[carol white]

A lovely mural

[Bucktree]

Fabulous mural and nice that its lasted this long.

[Laura]

Well spotted.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This one is so beautiful- I'm glad it's just faded and not painted over or neglected like the others you've posted recently. Nice shot.

[margonaut]

Didn't you post a picture of this one a few months ago? If not, I'm either psychic or having serious deja vous.

[Diane]

@margonaut No, you are right. I posted a shot of this mural about a year ago. I keep going back to check on it. https://365project.org/eudora/365/2023-07-21

I wanted to ask you something: a couple of the international artists mention the unique quilt patterns of the Black community and they incorporate them in their murals. I know about communities like Gee's Bend, but are there historic quilt patterns unique to the Black community? What would be the best source to read about this?