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Doña Mago Mexican Restaurant Mural, 301 South Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, California
El restaurante mexicano Doña Mago es un restaurante familiar en el distrito de la Missión en San Francisco. Servimos auténtica comida mexicana inspirada en la ciudad de México. Doña Mago Mexican Restaurant is a family owned restaurant in the Mission District in San Francisco. We serve authentic Mexican Food inspired by Mexico City. [from the restaurant website] |
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The mural (artist unknown) was painted to the left of the entrance to Doña Mago Mexican Restaurant. It depicted
a rural scene in Mexico.
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The sign for "Doña Mago Mexican Restaurant" was over the doorway.
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Upon casual glance, the mural seemed simple. But by pausing to gaze closely at it, it turned out to actually
be complex.
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A man playing a guitar serenaded a couple dining together at a table.
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A man carried a load on the back of his burro, as they walked the lonely road home. Note that the mountains were
painted over a window.
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Two men stuffed their faces with food as a waitress carried more food to their table.
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Only the women prepared food. One woman slaved over a hot stove. Another rolled tortillas from stiff dough. A third
arranged food on a plate.
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One woman cared for a baby, while another carried a tray of food almost out of the mural and onto the sidewalk.
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Graffiti was drawn on the side of one of the church buildings. A young girl appeared to worship the graffiti.
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