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It's time once again to join Sami at Sami's Colourful World and her Monday Murals. Even though it's still Sunday in my world, please be aware that Sami's mural link goes live at 11:01 a.m. my time today.
This mural, sadly in need of repair, is painted on the side of the Alzheimer's Association building.
This mural and the Alzheimer's Association is located at 1820 East Douglas, Wichita, Kansas, USA. Unfortunately, I couldn't find who was responsible for painting this mural.If you enjoy murals from around the world, please don't forget to visit Monday Murals at Sami's Colourful World. Thanks for stopping by to visit Bleubeard and me today.
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20 thoughtful remarks:
Actually the missing parts are even fitting to the subject.
Wonderful mural, pity they don't repair it. Hugs, Valerie
I think this one needs a redo
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Do you think the image is meant to portray some sort of mental confusion? Maybe the decay of the surface has some meaning, intentional or not?
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I had the same thought as Iris
I quite like the colours of the mural.
Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Elizabeth.
I like that it needs repairs, if only it was that easy to fix the disease.
I think it's a cool mural. Too bad (as I just noticed Jackie writing) there is no cure. It's a very sad disease. My grandmother had it. hugs-Erika
Thought-provoking mural!
Seems appropriate that it is decaying. :(
I guess it is tricky, having to maintain them.
...I like the bullseye style! Thanks for sharing, take care nad enjoy a great week.
It's very interesting. I wish they could repair it.
Although some parts are missing, it is still a wonderful mural.
Have a great day!
I too think that the missing parts are fitting for this subject.
All the best Jan
Oh yes, Iris is right!
Striking! Even the fact that it's missing sections and is sadly neglected feels appropriate.
A nice mural fit for the building. Too bad it is damaged.
Looks like it has been there for some time. Helps identify the location.
A fantastic mural!
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