Watties Wall
1994
Graeme Mudge
Accessible
Type
- Mural
Medium
- Paint
- Wood
Dimensions
- 6 panels. H3600-4500 x W6400mm
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Graeme Mudge, ‘Watties Wall’ (1994), Gisborne City Vintage Railway, Awapuni, Tairāwhiti Gisborne
Image: Public Art Heritage Aotearoa New Zealand, 2021
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Description
Painted on plywood panels, this mural was formerly the site at the Watties' Cannery site. It now houses a local tourist attraction, the Steam Engine Wa165.
It is one of approximately 20 public murals painted by Mudge around Gisborne.
See also: