Mural, Central Library, Tryggvagata, Reykjavik, Iceland.
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greysman
N 64° 08.958 W 021° 56.477
27W E 454207 N 7113989
This humourous mural is located on the north-west end of the City Library building.
Waymark Code: WMNED6
Location: Iceland
Date Posted: 02/27/2015
Views: 11
This is a large mural covering the whole of the north-west end of the City Library. It is a humourous dig at the plight of Iceland, pictured as a worn out boat named 'Motta & Dock', under attack from 'neighbouring countries' (Granda Landi) in the form of a dragon-headed green snake.
The main entrance to the library it at the junction of Tryggvagata and Grófin and it is necessary to walk north-west along Tryggvagata to the end of the building to see the mural.
This mural replaces one named 'ORDID ER FRJALST' (The Word Is Free) painted here some years ago and posted as a waymark by Metro2 on 29th June, 2014, Waymark Code: WMM0ZF. The Google Earth imagery dated July, 2013 shows this original mural.
City: Reykjavik
Location Name: City Library
Date: post June 2014.
Media: Looks like acrylic on concrete.
Artist: Not listed
Relevant Web Site: Not listed
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