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Reproduction Record ID:
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Work Class:
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Work Type:
mural paintings (visual works) work_type mural paintings (visual works) Work Type false
Title:
A Postcard from Home title A Postcard from Home Title false
Title Type:
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Creator:
Hensing, Kelley creator Hensing, Kelley Creator false
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Creator Role:
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Date:
2008 date 2008 Date false
Date Type:
completion date date_type completion date Date Type false
Location:
7117 Vine Street, Carthage (Cincinnati, Ohio) location 7117 Vine Street, Carthage (Cincinnati, Ohio) Location false
Location:
Cincinnati (Ohio) location Cincinnati (Ohio) Location false
Location Type:
site location_type site Location Type false
Subject:
post cards subject post cards Subject false
Subject:
Carthage (Cincinnati, Ohio) subject Carthage (Cincinnati, Ohio) Subject false
Description:
"The Carthage mural is an old-fashioned postcard from the Carthage community to Cincinnati. This mural encompasses the side of Valley Drive Thru and measures 80 feet wide by 16 feet tall. A banner boasts salutations in English and Spanish: "Welcome to all" and "Bienvenidos a todas." Bold block letters spelling the community's name each hold unique images of what makes Carthage unique within the City. No other mural has depicted so much detail about a community. Images showcase all things Carthage: the Hamilton Country fairgrounds, the train yard, a fire station, an ode to veterans, and the Cincinnati Bridge that sits above I-75. Also included are images of vibrant, busy residents, bicycling and swimming at a community pool. Atop the mural is a map, showing Carthage's placement at the intersection of all major highways in the City." description "The Carthage mural is an old-fashioned postcard from the Carthage community to Cincinnati. This mural encompasses the side of Valley Drive Thru and measures 80 feet wide by 16 feet tall. A banner boasts salutations in English and Spanish: "Welcome to all" and "Bienvenidos a todas." Bold block letters spelling the community's name each hold unique images of what makes Carthage unique within the City. No other mural has depicted so much detail about a community. Images showcase all things Carthage: the Hamilton Country fairgrounds, the train yard, a fire station, an ode to veterans, and the Cincinnati Bridge that sits above I-75. Also included are images of vibrant, busy residents, bicycling and swimming at a community pool. Atop the mural is a map, showing Carthage's placement at the intersection of all major highways in the City." Description false
Information Source:
Artworks: https://www.artworks… Accessed 22, Feb. 2011. information_source Artworks: https://www.artworkscincinnati.org/about/mural_carthage.shtml. Accessed 22, Feb. 2011. Information Source false
Reproduction Date:
2010 reproduction_date 2010 Reproduction Date false
Reproduction Date Type:
creation reproduction_date_type creation Reproduction Date Type false
Reproduction View:
A Postcard from Home reproduction_view A Postcard from Home Reproduction View false
Reproduction View Type:
entire view reproduction_view_type entire view Reproduction View Type false
Reproduction Rights Statement:
These images are for non-profit use educational use. Publication, commercial use, or reproduction of material in physical or digital form requires prior written permission from the copyright holder. reproduction_rights_statement These images are for non-profit use educational use. Publication, commercial use, or reproduction of material in physical or digital form requires prior written permission from the copyright holder. Reproduction Rights Statement false

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