Holiday mural in San Antonio
Category: Texas
Return to the Hoefgen Street murals in San Antonio: Part 2
I’ve been stopping by this location just east of downtown San Antonio for a few years. The murals change over time. I tried to get the artists’ signatures where I could.
Return to the Hoefgen Street murals in San Antonio
I’ve been stopping by this location just east of downtown San Antonio for a few years. The murals change over time. I tried to get the artists’ signatures where I could.
Dia De Los Muertos skulls in downtown San Antonio
Several large brightly colored skulls were displayed around downtown San Antonio at the time of Dia De Los Muertos.
Colors of Dia De Los Muertos at the Pearl
There was so much great folk art at the Dia De Los Muertos celebration Nov. 1-2 at The Historic Pearl in San Antonio. There were altars, musicians, skulls and more.
Skulls at Dia De Los Muertos
One of San Antonio’s Dia De Los Muertos celebrations is at The Historic Pearl.
Of course there are colorful skulls. These were on exhibit Nov. 1-2.
Spanish Governor’s Palace
The Spanish Governor’s Palace was the headquarters of Presidio San Antonio de Béjar in what is now San Antonio, Texas. The building is a Historical National Landmark.
The Basket Dance at Briscoe Museum
Quanah Parker statue at Briscoe Museum
Quanah Parker was a Comanche war leader in the Great Plains including the Texas Panhandle. This statue stands outside the Briscoe Museum of Western Art in San Antonio.
Charles Goodnight statue at Briscoe Museum
Charles “Charlie” Goodnight was one of the best known ranchers in Texas in the late 19th and early 20th century. His statue stands outside the Briscoe Western Art Museum in San Antonio.
