Impressionism

Jan 22, 2012 No Comments by

Spokane students paid tribute to Impressionism long before the MAC opened the Seeing Impressionism exhibit in 2011.  This colorful mural project is located across the street from Lewis and Clark High School at the skate park under I-90.  Sadly, much of the art has been defaced by gang graffiti and painted over.  I thought it should be documented before it disappears completely.

Monet’s Water Lily Pond

 

Van Gogh’s Wheatfield with Cypresses

 

Degas’ Ballerinas Adjusting Their Dresses

 

I have no idea what this one is. Someone help me out.

 

Monet’s White and Yellow Water Lilies. This is a small section that survived the graffiti attack.

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spo·rad·ic (sp-rdk, spô-) also spo·rad·i·cal (–kl) adj. 1. Occurring at irregular intervals; having no pattern or order in time. See Synonyms at periodic. 2. Appearing singly or at widely scattered localities, as a plant or disease. 3. Isolated; unique: a sporadic example.
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