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25-JUL-2009

History mural, Ipswich, Massachusetts, 2009

The 1,700 square foot “History of Ipswich,” mural, painted on the wall of an old mill building, traces local history from the 1600s to the present day. This portion of the mural was painted on three walls that were perpendicular to each other. The most brilliant colors are the result of full sunlight, while all else falls into shadow. We see here how sunlight creates contrast and saturation, compared to the flattening effect of shadow on color.

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Phil Douglis04-Aug-2009 22:27
History is all of these things. It certainly alive in this case. All of these historical characters are modeled after current residents of this town.
sunlightpix04-Aug-2009 15:31
History can be so colorful, vibrant, multi-dimensional, and alive. It's like a visual exclamation point.
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