Wall Murals In Cheyenne Wyoming!
Wall murals have been around since ancient times and have evolved over time. Cheyenne has some very creative wall murals that decorate areas of the city.
Murals have played an important part in many societies around the world and across America. The reason is because some of them bring a story to the public arena. Even Egyptian Archeologists have found "murals" in the caves and tombs of Ancient Egypt, called hieroglyphs, or "words of gods."
Many private businesses and even governments have been sponsors of these murals through the years, because of the cost involved with painting them. Chapels, parks and public walls have all been "canvases" of which the painter or artist have used to display their creativity.
Cheyenne has some murals as well and we have listed some of the more popular ones here. We hope you enjoy them and will take the time to view them, up close and personal, in the near future.
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The Cherub Mural
The Cherub Mural may be found on the side of the Murray Office Building, located in downtown Cheyenne. Artist Michael Cooper of "Murals & More", was commissioned by Ed and Catherine Caren Murray to paint the cherub, in honor of Murray's father, who had many cherubs in his yard and home.
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The Buffalo Mural
This was painted by Cheyenne artist Jordan Dean, and sits in the parking lot behind the Paramount Cafe on Capital Ave.
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Piano Mural
This mural is on a block wall on the east end of the parking lot behind the Paramount Cafe on Capital Ave.
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Hynds Building Mural
This mural can be found in the alley on the north side of the Hynds Building. Created by Denver artist Mario Zoots.
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Hallway Mural
This mural gives a great illusion of a hallway. Don't try to walk down it, or you'll bump into a block wall. This mural is located on the east end of the parking lot behind the Paramount Cafe.