Enid Woman - Enid, OK - Murals on Waymarking.com

Enid Woman, a mural painted by Jack Fowler, is on the south wall of Garfield Furniture. The building is on the east side of Grand, south of Maine.

The red brick wall has two white boxes with brown letters above the woman: garfield/Furniture. The woman is on a salmon colored background, a lighter red hue than the brick wall. She is painted in shades of gray, with black hair. The figure is looking to the viewer's left, with the fingers of her right hand gently touching her left cheek. Tan flowers with black highlights are on the top left and bottom right of the oval. The title of the mural is written in black letters at the bottom left. The artist's initials and date are very small, at the bottom right, next to the flowers. The mural is about 6' tall and 4' wide.

From the Visit Enid website:

Enid Woman depicts a portrait of Amanda Brooks, who was/is a waitress at the Youngblood Grille. The mural was commissioned by Russ Frazee, owner of Garfield Furniture, and painted by artist Jack Fowler. It was completed in 2018 and is located on the south side of Garfield Furniture.

City: Enid Location Name: Garfield Furniture Artist: Jack Fowler Date: 2018 Media: Paint on brick Relevant Web Site: [Web Link]

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