Seemingly painted in 1996, the artist Ryan Dineen has kept this mural in lovely condition.
Located in Cabbagetown, the mural has been well documented in its many years of life.
The cabbages look like big, fat green roses to me. The apple temptation, well, what do you think?
Pics taken by Resa, on May 2o , 2014
Toronto, Canada
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Beautiful!
I agree, and thank yo for coming to have a look! 🙂
Always a pleasure…and my site is all right now, and all left too, I can edit, do what I want…of course it wasn’t a big thing, the new software that prevent those infectious ads kind of decided that it was blocking these two pages…so much pleasure…:)
Your Weebly site, right?
Yes, still get one suspicious file pick up on a daily analysis, but only one, and it is put aside, will have to find exactly how it get on my computer but so far it is ‘controlled’…:)
Such beautiful street art! :0
I agree! 🙂
Eye-catching colors, really likes it… 😉
I love that you like it, I do, too!
The colors are different than what I’m seeing lately. I see even graf is susceptible to fashion/decorating colors from a time. 😉 😎
Magnifique 🙂
Oui! C’est magnifique! 🙂
Hehe a mural with cabbages in it is certainly unique!! Great details in it though 🙂
“lol” Never looked at it that way, I mean about the cabbages! 🙂 🙂
traffic calming zone? – Love it! Beautiful mural. I like the person walking by in that one shot to give it scale. love ❤ 🙂
Yeah, we have lots of those “Traffic Calming Zones” in residential downtown areas. They lower the speed limit, and set speed bumps every 20 feet.
It really is a gorgeous mural, and well kept up. The woman walking by was a lucky capture. Also, she and her baby are indicative of the residents in this area, so a calming zone is in order due to the maniacal traffic here in Toronto! 🙂 ❤
That’s cool. We don’t have those signs so they struck me as funny, but a great idea!