This mural is on the side of my favorite bookstore, Politics and Prose on Connecticut Avenue.  They have a large collection of both fiction and non-fiction, as well as great historical stuff about Washington, DC's rich history. 

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Pat

Pretty interesting mural; lots of action brings a reader back to look at the picture a number of times.

2:33pm • #1
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Are you "oopsing" because it's not Wednesday or because it's not wordless?  I bet the kids love this, it's got lots of fun characters.

2:34pm • #2
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I love the whimsical look of this mural, especially the dog walking on his front paws! Thanks for sharing that Pat!

2:43pm • #3
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It is adorable.  Who painted it?

2:46pm • #4
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Tom, it's right by where I part my car when I go there, so I get to see it a lot, and you always notice something different!

Ann, I am a scofflaw about the wordless thing, so the oops is that I thought it was Wednesday.  Du-uh!

Wanda, the dog is pretty cute!

And Jane, now I'll have to ask about the artist!  My neice is a mural artist in Portland, so I should pay more attention to this stuff!

3:05pm • #5
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Pat - I like the mural but I think I found Waldo. Cheers !

4:42pm • #8
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Pat:  I have been really screwed up with the days of the week this week too.  This is a really neat one for Wordless Wednesday.  Very cute.

4:46pm • #9
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Pat,

Much too serene for DC. Even for a Wednesday wannabe.

Rich

4:51pm • #10
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Pat..What a fantastic mural..i used to do murals ..This one is full of fun and symbolism...;0)

HELPFULHANNAH

5:10pm • #11
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Pat - Love the mural...kinda brings the kid out in me....and also because it's on the street named after my state.

5:12pm • #12
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Ahh, the old Wordless Wednesday on Thursday gaff!

Not to worry, happens all the time in my world!

 

5:16pm • #13
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Hi Pat ~ Sounds like my kind of bookstore!  Since I started walking around with a camera I've been paying much more attention to murals and have loads of pictures to post sometime. Funny - I didn't realize it wasn't Wednesday until you mentioned.

Liz

5:45pm • #14
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What a wonderful way to make someone want to come explore what the bookstore has to offer!

5:54pm • #15
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Pat, The mural seems to dance to a beat of it's own, doesn't it? Full of whimsy...a thumbs up from me:)

7:22pm • #16
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Pat, Great name for a bookstore and a great way to pull one's attention to the store with such a great mural!  Get's the imagination going before you are even in the store.  (Gloria)

7:57pm • #18
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Pat, I love the mural.  Just wish I'd known about it when I was living in the area a few years ago. 

8:25pm • #25
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Pat I love murals.. this one is no exception.  It is a dying art form to be sure and it is nice to see they still exist.

10:11pm • #26
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That's a cool mural, Pat.  Like Joan above, I like murals, too.  This has so much going on.  I'm glad it engages the "reader".  :)

11:41pm • #27
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Patricia,

It is a form of art that makes places look very interesting. Used wisely, it is a way of making cities look nicer

11:55pm • #28
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Patricia - That's a neat mural that depicts wonderful fantasy and where the imagination can dwell!

8:25am • #29
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Pat, What a great mural.  You see more the longer you look at it.  I'm partial to the striped dinosaur with wings.  I'll bet the bookstore is a fun one too.

11:25am • #30
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That is a fantastic piece of art.

We have a few here, I will have to get the camera warmed up :)

your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!

1:10pm • #31
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Hi Pat, That's a cool mural.  We also have lot sof murals here in Austin. 

3:21pm • #32
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Hi Pat, That's a cool mural.  We also have lot sof murals here in Austin. 

3:21pm • #33
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Pat I think the mural was perfect for a bookstore.  There was a time I could not pass a bookstore without spending money.  That was when I read several books per week.

10:46pm • #34
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Pat,

Thanks for sharing this. I'll look for it next time. Very colorful and nice. :)

Steve

10:50pm • #35

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