Chisholm Trail - Sundance Square, Fort Worth - Murals on Waymarking.com

Chisholm Trail was painted by Richard Haas in 1985 [link] as a facade on the featureless southern side of the Jett Building [link], facing a large parking lot. Commemorating the Fort Worth segment of the Chisholm Trail cattle drives of 1867-1875, it depicts a small herd of longhorn cattle stepping through an archway. It has a very convincing three-dimensional look to it. Around the archway are painted some false architectural details and even some false stained-glass windows.

City: Fort Worth Location Name: Jett Building Artist: Richard Haas Date: 1985 Media: surface of plaster or smooth concrete Relevant Web Site: Not listed

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