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Traveling Man Sculpture - Walking Tall

Swiss Ave, Dallas, TX 75204

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Bonnie and Clyde - Early Employment Of A Gangster Location of United Mirror and Glass Company where Clyde Barrow worked from 1926-1928 before he meet Bonnie Parker and they starting the Barrow Gang. Interestingly Bonnie was working as a waitress a few blocks away during this time. They didn't meet until late 1929. Today the lot is populated by the Traveling Man sculpture and some chrome chicks by Brad Oldham and Brandon Oldenburg. Ink drawing by Brad Ford Smith 2021

Alfredo OcampoAlfredo Ocampo

🐦 I'm obsessed with these beautiful sculptures! 😍 The way the birds 🐦 follow the figure is so magical. 🐦 ✨️ Deep Ellum's art scene is always a vibe. ✨ Don't miss out on seeing all three of these amazing pieces. 🐦🐦 They're truly breathtaking and make for the perfect photo op! 📸 🤖 🚋 #DeepEllumArt #DallasArt #SculptureLove

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Reviews of Traveling Man Sculpture - Walking Tall

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5.0

Bonnie and Clyde - Early Employment Of A Gangster

Location of United Mirror and Glass Company where Clyde Barrow worked from 1926-1928 before he meet Bonnie Parker and they starting the Barrow Gang. Interestingly Bonnie was working as a waitress a few blocks away during this time. They didn't meet until late 1929. Today the lot is populated by the Traveling Man sculpture and some chrome chicks by Brad Oldham and Brandon Oldenburg. Ink drawing by Brad...

5.0

What an incredible piece of public art. I wish i knew there were two others i would have walked over to look at them. There are three total. More cities need high end public art like this. It’s on the light rail, so if you have a day pass or are already headed to deep Ellum they are super...

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