Prairie Wavemaker Mural
BEYOND THE WALL
A closer look.
Details to notice. Connections to explore.
A community painting effort
Christina Lamoureaux designed the mural, which was painted collaboratively.
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Kansas Murals directory record Based on the directory’s recorded details.A face within an engine
The composition includes a face framed by an engine as a community symbol.
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Kansas Murals directory record Based on the directory’s recorded details.The artist behind it
The directory credits Christina Lamoureaux for Prairie Wavemaker Mural.
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Kansas Murals directory record Based on the directory’s recorded details.Its Kansas setting
This mural is recorded at 114 North Main Street, Hoisington, KS, USA.
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Description
The mural designed by Christina Lamoureaux was painted as a community effort. It is painted on the front of the Knights of Columbus building on Main Street, Hoisington and contains symbols that depict a strong image of power of the community, a face within the framework of the engine personifying ideals for the community and hope for future generations. A sand hill crane in the sky strikes out in the lead and the running buffalo brings up the rear. The Kansas Plains and Cheyenne Bottoms decorate the mid ground.
