The joker, king and queen of hearts.

The building's corner was painted in a manner that evoked the feeling of a circus.

Up high, the top of the mural showed someone reading a book.

A "Froggy's Towing" sign spoiled the mural which here showed three witches stirring a cauldron.

An inset in the wall created a box inside of which a clown was drawn.

Up high, men gathered perhaps to discuss the carnival below.

A creature behind the bars of a wagon was surrounded by skulls.

Cats watched the parade pass by.

A crowd of people all watched the person in the alley who looked at the mural.

The mural was reputed to be 154 feet (47 meters) long. It started at the rear corner of a building and ran all the way to the street.

A group of buildings gradually transformed into a group of people.

Skulls, people and creatures all stared out from the wall.

Above eye level, a gathering of folk faded slowly into oblivion.

A tree was one of the rare plants drawn on the wall.

A group of folk on one side, and a group of animals on the other side, watch a parade of a car down the street.

The last panel closest to West Broadway, contained a maze, the word, "eXeXe" and credited the artist.

The artist, Hans d'Hollosy, signed the work with the year 2012 and a © symbol"