Two weeks ago I came across a woman finishing a portrait of Amy Winehouse on the wall of Boulangerie Le Mortier, at the corner of Vijzelgracht and Fokke Simonszstraat in Amsterdam’s Centrum district.
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13 thoughts on “Completing a Graffiti Tribute to Amy Winehouse in Amsterdam”
Hi Rona, what an amazing moment this is, finishing a graffiti tribute to Amy Winehouse. It’s very impressive artwork, and catching the artist at work on it was a real coup! Doing something this outstanding with spray cans is mind-boggling, to say the least. Kudos for capturing this! All the best, Lloyd
Great capture – there is so much to contemplate in this photo…the artist(s), the tagging, the turn sign pointing at the portrait, the boulangerie, the bike – rich!
Got to agree with Cardinal. And all the other commenters. Amy was a true artist and so is the person behind the spray can! Lucky you to have captured it.
A terrific photograph of a moment in time, Rona. Many interesting elements coming together to make this image captivating. A real sense of place, honoring art and wonderful Amy.
Hi Rona, what an amazing moment this is, finishing a graffiti tribute to Amy Winehouse. It’s very impressive artwork, and catching the artist at work on it was a real coup! Doing something this outstanding with spray cans is mind-boggling, to say the least. Kudos for capturing this! All the best, Lloyd
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How great to actually see the artist for a change! What talent~
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Fabulous.
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This is really cool–you capturing the moment and seeing the artist at work. 👍
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Great capture – there is so much to contemplate in this photo…the artist(s), the tagging, the turn sign pointing at the portrait, the boulangerie, the bike – rich!
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A beauty! 🙂
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so glad you were there to catch the artist and to share the tribute
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Amy was amazing.
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Got to agree with Cardinal. And all the other commenters. Amy was a true artist and so is the person behind the spray can! Lucky you to have captured it.
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Yup! All been said. A very perceptive piece of artwork – you can see the tragedy and defiance in that face – and what a picture!
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A terrific photograph of a moment in time, Rona. Many interesting elements coming together to make this image captivating. A real sense of place, honoring art and wonderful Amy.
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So cool! I would totally expect something like this in Amsterdam.
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