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"1909 Hermosa" (2012) by Chris Coakley
"1909 Hermosa" (2012) by Chris Coakley
DESCRIPTION
: 14-foot by 52-foot acrylic mural depicting the early
history and development of Hermosa Beach, with an image of the artist's daughter splashing the bucket of paint
THE PUBLIC ART
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© Public Art in Public Places Project
THE PUBLIC
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LOCATION:
southwest corner of Pier Avenue
and Manhattan Avenue,
Hermosa Beach, CA
