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In the image we can see that there are multiple cars. Hearts on top of the cars, and palms that separate them. On the top right there are some kind of ticket. The horse and limp or air ballom. At the end there is an iron peace next to a wresting match. All these objects must have its meanings. In L.A the people love cars and there is lots of Palms. Each object on the top must be the action inside the Olympics.

In the image we can infer that Romero seems to look at L.A as if they love cars. The cars must represent love because L.A.s people love cars. Each one is either old fashioned or original. This must mean L.A.s is original and loves old cars. Also that in L.A more people chose to have a car rather than walk.

According to the articles the events of painting over a mural were bad for the people in the public and the artist. The artist was very angry and decided to suit the corporation that were protecting their paintings. As Frank Romero did and he was an important man in L.A since he was an international artist. The public also complaint that it was beautiful to see those paintings. That they should be repaired and protected by a corporation. …show more content…
The art he had created meant a lot to him. He gave it time and he carefully created something beautiful as the portrait. It was ruin but he still had a reason to keep it to his eyes it was as new. It meant a lot for him because of his quick reaction or he just wanted money. I agree because it was a public Painting and the community enjoyed

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