Stations of the Cross Mural - Oklahoma City, OK
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N 35° 26.330 W 097° 31.322
14S E 634147 N 3922713
This mural is painted on a building on the southwest corner of S. Walker and S.W. 25th Street in the Capitol Hill district.
Waymark Code: WMF9WG
Location: Oklahoma, United States
Date Posted: 09/16/2012
Views: 5
Painted on the east wall of a one-story concrete block building at 514 S.W. 25th Street, this mural runs the full depth of the building, perhaps 100 feet. The north end and center of the mural have numerous depictions of people and items related to Mexican and/or Central American culture.
The south end of the mural is a beautiful depiction of the Stations of the Cross. This portion is painted to look like a stained glass window. The "window" has turquoise "glass" in a circular design, with black lines depicting the leaded divisions between the panels. At the center is the head of Christ and around this, one to each panel, are the fourteen Stations. The detail is exquisite and you know immediately you are looking at a "stained glass window".
The artist's name is painted at the north end of the mural. The stylized lettering is difficult to decipher. The best we can come up with is "Jerrel Vovato".
Artist: See narrative
Date: Not shown
Materials: Painted on concrete block
Website: Not listed
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