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Sketch for Mural in Belfast City Hall
Sketch for Mural in Belfast City Hall (1951). Luke, John 1906-1975. Date: 1951
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1951 Belfast Luke Mural Pencil
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This evocative pencil sketch, titled "Sketch for Mural in Belfast City Hall," dates back to 1951 and was created by the renowned Irish artist, John Luke (1906-1975). The image captures the initial design for a mural that was intended for the prestigious Belfast City Hall. Luke, known for his exceptional drafting skills, meticulously rendered the intricate details of the proposed mural on a standard sheet of paper using a simple pencil. The sketch showcases the mural's intended grandeur and complexity, with a multitude of figures and architectural elements intertwined in a harmonious composition. The artist's deft use of pencil lines and shading brings the design to life, offering a glimpse into the creative process behind this significant public artwork. Belfast City Hall, a prominent landmark in Northern Ireland, has a rich history and serves as a symbol of civic pride. The mural, had it been executed according to Luke's design, would have added another layer of cultural significance to the already esteemed building. This sketch serves as a testament to Luke's artistic vision and the potential impact of public art on our urban landscapes. John Luke's career spanned several decades, and he is celebrated for his contributions to Irish art. His works can be found in various galleries and public spaces across Ireland and beyond. This sketch, however, offers a unique insight into the artist's process and the genesis of a potential masterpiece that, unfortunately, never came to fruition.
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