I am familiar with pictures purportedly depicting a Bozo Texino. From themit is
my understanding that a Bozo Texino is a simple line drawing made ofwhite or
black chalk which can be scribbled in less than a minute. I believe the classic
Bozo Texino was signed as such.
What I saw was not a simple line drawing. I am referring to multicolored, large
murals depicting a head and shoulders portrait of a brown-skinned Mexican man
in a gray hat and wearing a very blue shirt. The cursive writing to the
portrait's immediate right is very elaborate in a lighter gray, perhaps Silver,
color. I'm guessing this mural was made with several spray cans of paint and
took quite a while to do. In fact, unless this graffiti was applied at a
loading dock the artist would have had to stand on a latter or have other
scaffolding to make it as tall as it was. The top of the hat was about halfway
to the roof.
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