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These were left at the front entrance... the employees were probably welcome to take them as they cleaned out the building. There are two of the same here, and there are also many repeated prints throughout the hospital.
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You should have titled this one "The decaying of the Arts".
reddll
Fri 06-30-2006
Why leave such beautiful paintings?
hippie
Sun 02-04-2007
So SAD they left these PAINTINGS Behind!!!!
DEB.
Sun 12-09-2007
Ha-ha.
Guitorman
Fri 12-14-2007
Were these done by patients as art therapy, or were they conventional artwork used to decorate common rooms and staff quarters?
The upright one on the left looks like some kind of waterfront scene, it has a duplicate lying on the floor upside-down; the right-hand upright one looks like a Japanese style ink study of a bird or something.
The others all seem to be scenic views of one kind or another- the yellowy-brown one seems to be of horses or deer, upside down.
Owen
Fri 01-04-2008
They were generic, professionally printed art, many of the same scenes can be found about the different wards of the hospital.
Motts
Fri 01-04-2008
They should have hung them around the plant from two pictures ago. Then it would be double catastrophe bad. Har Har
Keggar
Sun 02-03-2008
i see one of those poor artists have stolen two of my best ideas, "ode to mustard" and "a prelude to relish."
venkman
Sun 02-10-2008
These are great prints. They were bolted to the ward hallway walls in all the buildings that held alumni. Excellent Shot.
Gary Behlmar(Alumni)
Tue 07-15-2008
You should donate those to a museum.
ilovehorseyrides
Sat 03-27-2010
thats sad y would u leave ur stuff there to b ruined
funkymonkey
Sun 04-11-2010

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