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DESCRIPTION: two-component mural installation inside the lobby of Fire Station 150:
Farley's wall mural depicts a firefighter watching over the Santa Clarita hills. According to Farley, the image of the back of the firefighter is intended to represent all firefighters past and present. The mural's Tilography was produced by Richard Young and Tom Galloway. - Tilography
- 5-foot high by 9-foot wide wall mural, consisting of glazed ceramic photographic (tilography) tile, depicting a firefighter looking toward the hillsides
- 14-foot by 14-foot floor mural, consisting of crushed marble terrazzo, depicting map detail of the area's main roadways and the Santa Clara river, overlayed with red pathways depicting the arteries of the human heart
Farley's wall mural depicts a firefighter watching over the Santa Clarita hills. According to Farley, the image of the back of the firefighter is intended to represent all firefighters past and present. The mural's Tilography was produced by Richard Young and Tom Galloway. - Tilography
LOCATION: interior lobby, Fire Station 150, 19190 Golden Valley Road, Santa Clarita, California, USA
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