Gore St., Sunday Morning

24 November 2019 – Gore north of Keefer, not the tourist-poster part of town. But no reason not to look about with appreciative eyes.

There’s Madonna of the Crows …

and Wild Rose of the Alley …

and Multi-Roses of the Roller-Door …

and Still Life with Hydro Poles.

And with Crows!

One definitely nature morte, two tiers up …

the other right up top, and just as definitely vivante.

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by icelandpenny on 24 November 2019  •  Permalink
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  1. Rio

     /  25 November 2019

    I love the erosion and layering of graffiti and art and advertising. In a time when it seems we go through so many “eras” so fast it is like archeology to look at it.

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  2. CatWinckler

     /  25 November 2019

    Looked at what was behind that garage door and it is so interesting as well — very interesting artist I had known nothing about til your walk. https://www.chrisperez.ca/

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  3. bluebrightly

     /  27 November 2019

    That first shot is priceless!

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