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Ruins | Tagger by his masterpiece  |
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EL SCORCHO | I was told this is a famous building in asia, so i went with the asian design theme 
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Spiderman | | Law Enforcement was at a loss to explain who could have painted the 240 foot tall image on the smooth sides of the Sears Tower. "Perhaps," suggested one wag, "It was a self portrait?" |
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I | | Some very ammbitious tagging |
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Spirit of 76 | This spraypainted mural appeared on Buckingham Palace one morning, believed to be the work of American patriots in retaliation for grafitti alegedly left by Queen Elizabeth on the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.
"Sic Semper Tyranus" = "Thus Always to Tyrants" |
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Kilroy Silk | Don't think many outside of the UK or Europe will get this one.
Robert Kilroy-Silk (wikipedia) or BBC profile.
The original Kilroy?
(p.s. the statue is of Winston Churchill, finally a use for an old holiday snap!) |
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Kremlin | | I guess this is the Kremlin Clock Tower somewhere in Russia! |
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The local business community in and around the Broadway Whaft took action to rid the area of anti-Semitic graffiti -- after the city failed to take action for over a year. A representative of the Jewish community advised the East Liverpool Business Association during its meeting Wednesday that swastikas were found along the front of the wharf on the Jewish holy day, Rosh Hashanah. The swastika was a symbol of Adolph Hitler's notorious Third Reich and of the Holocaust during World War Two which saw the deaths of millions of innocent people in Nazi death camps. The business association, through a member, indicated that the city had been advised of the swatstikas over a year earlier.
