found on a boarded-up basement window in shelburne falls, massachusetts
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36 comments:
How absolutely delightful!!!
You find such delights, brattcat!
Yes, this is certainly nicer than most graffiti!
hard to be upset by anything like this
What a wonderful find. Were you in SF recently?
☼ Sunny
lovely.
happy theme day!
I noticed a sign at the Wilder Homestead in Buckland that says it will be open on Sunday of Columbus Day weekend. You had mentioned, when I did a post about it last year, that you would like to see the inside.
It has poured here for two days.
☼ Sunny
Cute and charming graffiti - not the normal description! Great shot for theme day!
Oh I adore this! And no surprise the wonderful Brattcat found it. My favourite graffiti of the day, without doubt.
i like this type of graffiti/mural. great capture. i wish I could see more art like this on walls and drab places
This is the nicest graffiti I've seen so far today!
That's too nice. I'm not sure you can count that as "graffiti."
No, our horses are nibblers, not scribblers.
Now this I love. Well spotted.
V
I wish that all graffiti could be as nice as this one!
This is a gorgeous shot, and wistful graffiti.
I have a prior commitment that Sunday too. I think it's open again in the spring.
☼ Sunny
Wow, it looks as if the little girl (or little graffiti...) is coming out of the wall!
God bless you!
Cezar
This graffiti is charming!
The color, the leaves, the quaintness of the art...all work wonderfully together.
I agree: nice, simple and creative!
This graffiti is very artsy! One of the best I've seen in this month SDPB Theme Day. Those ivy leaves look as though they were part of the graffiti.
Very nice.
I like artistic and creative graffitis... not the vandalic ones we mostly have around where I live!
... here's a different take on graffiti. The leaves are so artistic.
Happy Theme Day - great post for "graffiti"
Have a wonderful weekend :)
Hood Photo Blog
Art - true and sweet. Definitely the most wonderful
Cute!
Art.
Love this!
I really like this one, nice find.
Lovely is a word that apparently would never fit a graffiti, but in this case I think it's perfect. Great find, Brattcat!
This is lovely and I don't think I would use the word 'graffiti' to decribe this lovely. MB
Is she from a book? She looks so familiar...the best of the best for this theme day.
Beautiful canvas and nature's colorful foliage adds the perfect touch. Great catch!
Beautiful image and the wall art is sweet and a great work!
Amazing.
The first and I think the only graffiti which makes me smile, not to scrub the wall immediately. Great find, specially in leaves decoration.
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