George Howe's "Giant Swallowtails'
BEYOND THE WALL
A closer look.
Details to notice. Connections to explore.
A painting re-created
The mural reinterprets William H. Howe’s Giant Swallowtails: Nightingale Point.
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Kansas Murals directory record Based on the directory’s recorded details.A collaborative recreation
Dave Loewenstein led the work with Sue Dunlap and Callie Mongold.
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Kansas Murals directory record Based on the directory’s recorded details.The artist behind it
The directory credits Dave Loewenstein, Debra Sue Dunlap, Lenni Giacin, and Callie Mongold for George Howe's "Giant Swallowtails'.
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Kansas Murals directory record Based on the directory’s recorded details.Its Kansas setting
This mural is recorded at 415 South Main Street, Ottawa, KS 66067, USA.
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Kansas Murals directory record Based on the directory’s recorded details.
Description
In recognition of lifelong Ottawa resident William H. (Bill) Howe, this Ottawa mural is a recreation of Howe's 2005 painting depicting the Chippewa Hills, titled “Giant Swallowtails: Nightingale Point” which hangs in the Mound City, KS Public Library. Dave Loewenstein led the recreation with assistance from Sue Dunlap and Callie Mongold and the generous support from the community. Artists: Dave Loewenstein, Debra Sue Dunlap, Lenni Giacin, and Callie Mongold