This month we are highlighting the large scale DeWitt El Toro mural at the Richmond Prologis building.
If you happen to be in the vicinity of the Prologis building on the corner of Cutting and Canal in Richmond, CA, it’s hard to miss the El Toro mural on the west facing side of the building (not the freeway side) as you are heading for the 580 on-ramp. THEBAMP.org recreated Jim’s work, and we have a short clip from the timelapse below. The full clip will be linked on Jim’s YouTube account shortly and the link posted here.
“Jim DeWitt’s understanding of the sport of sailboat racing at the highest level uniquely qualifies him to detail his work like no other artist is capable of doing.”
— Buddy Melges, America’s Cup and Olympic Champion
“…tremendous vitality, thirst for action, sensitivity to balance, commitment to harmony… with a highly developed sense of color, design and proportion reflecting years of dedication to the craft of painting.”
— J. Russell Jinishian, former Director, Mystic Maritime Museum Art Gallery
“This art is for those who have an abiding love of sailboats and sailboat racing, and appreciate art that makes you feel the wind and hear the bow wave tumble.”
— Bruce Kirby, America’s Cup and Laser Dinghy Yacht Designer
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