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Hart's Dog Park Mural 2016, Artist: Roan Victor, 194 West Santa Clara Street, San Jose, California
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The dog park was created in the space between two buildings in downtown San Jose. A stout chain-link fence kept the
dogs (when present) in.
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One wall was painted black and given a sign that read, "Hart's Dog Park."
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The other wall was painted in a mural. It depicted a woman relaxing with her dog.
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The signature of the artist read, "Roan Victor E7S."
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A bench was available for humans to rest while dogs played. Flowers were painted on the wall behind the bench.
An actual planter box was to the bench's left.
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The woman's foot extended beyond the fence. More flowers were painted at that end, and another actual planter
was at that end.
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A complex floral pattern that decorated the woman's dress.
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The woman lay on a big dog. Sadly the dog park itself was too small for big to dogs to run. It's small size
benefited only small dogs.
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The dog paws were arranged to avoid damage to blue flowers.
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