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Works of art that begin with the letter T -- Click on titles for more details and photos for larger images:

Tapestry

A large scale reproduction of a painting in the lobby of the American President Lines headquarters-ground floor lobby.


Telegraph Avenue Art Deco murals

Large Art Deco style murals with trompe l'oil framing.


Telegraph Avenue Windmill

Small scale windmill, decorative. Possibly a leftover from pee wee golf course? 1940's-50's?


Temescal banners

Simplified images of the history and features of the Temescal neighborhood including Idora Park extend to Berkeley border.


Temescal Creek tile art



Temple Reliefs

From SOS: "Two relief panels set into the north and south facades of a temple. Both relief panels depict Christ appearing to the Nephites. On the south panel Christ is standing in the center, hands outstretched to either side. He wears long, flowing robes. The Nephites are shown mostly in profile from the shoulder up, and appear on either side of Christ; seven on each side. In the north panel relief Christ is shown seated. His proper right arm is raised, his proper left arm bent with palm open. The Nephites are depicted from the shoulder up and stand on either side of Christ."

The Calder Niches

Seven niches measuring 60 feet high by 25 across and 18 feet deep in bas relief.


The Castleers

On the side of "Jim's Liquors" in the late 1980's


The Lake Merritt Mural Project

28/21' feet high by 89 feet wide. Landscape view of Oakland's Lake Merritt painted on the exterior wall of the auto dealership building. Commissioned by the Oakland Redevelopment Agency.


The Last of the Christians

From SOS: "A relief of six male nudes, perhaps children, in profile, divided into two groups of three figures each, facing each other. The figures on the proper left side of the relief are standing in line and appear to be holding up a pole or beam which is supported on their proper left shoulders. The three figures on the proper right of the relief are mirroring the actions of those on the proper left. All six figures have shoulder-length hair. The relief once included a center section titled "Christ on the Cross." " Confirmation needed that this work exists in this location.

The People Upstairs

Two figures can be seen in an upper story window.


There

From SOS: "An abstract spiral, leaf-like pattern set in a center of a multitiered circular pool."
http://www.bilhenrygallery.com/mazzilli/



The Tree of Life, Growth and Peace

A children's mural with tree, sky and kids (on the side of the Uptown liquor store).


This School...

Photorealist black and white historical imagery with text graphics.


Three Figures

Three bronze statues, two seated and one standing.


Three Interlocking Rings II

Three interlocking circles rise above a steel pillar over a reflecting pool at the end of the Mills College main road. Nearby plaque reads: THREE INTERLOCKING RINGS II, 1987/JACQUES SCHNIER, SCULPTOR/GIFT OF DOROTHY LILIENTHAL SCHNIER '43/DEDICATED FEBRUARY 14, 1990.


Three Sisters

Bronze statue in the Henry Moore tradition at the edge of Snow Park. (Lower right side:) Three Sisters by/George La Rue 1986 (Plaque on base:) THREE SISTERS/by/George La Rue/Donated by/Warren Wilson and/Jeanne Casey/1986 signed. Donated by Warren Wilson and Joanne Casey.


Totem Pole

A handcarved traditional Totem Pole lays inside the Rotary Visitor Center.


Train Wheels

Peralta park: Railroad ties, the wheels from an old locomotive and a patio area of concrete are all that's left of a small amusement park that mainly consisted of a train ride. 1940's-50's??


Tree, Rainbow & Lightning

Oakland Fund for Youth & Arts-

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Tapestry
A large scale reproduction of a painting in the lobby of the American President Lines headquarters-ground floor lobby.
Telegraph Avenue Art Deco murals
Large Art Deco style murals with trompe l'oil framing.
Telegraph Avenue Windmill
Small scale windmill, decorative. Possibly a leftover from pee wee golf course? 1940's-50's?
Temescal banners
Simplified images of the history and features of the Temescal neighborhood including Idora Park extend to Berkeley border.
Temescal Creek tile art

Temple Reliefs
From SOS: "Two relief panels set into the north and south facades of a temple. Both relief panels depict Christ appearing to the Nephites. On the south panel Christ is standing in the center, hands outstretched to either side. He wears long, flowing robes. The Nephites are shown mostly in profile from the shoulder up, and appear on either side of Christ; seven on each side. In the north panel relief Christ is shown seated. His proper right arm is raised, his proper left arm bent with palm open. The Nephites are depicted from the shoulder up and stand on either side of Christ."
The Calder Niches
Seven niches measuring 60 feet high by 25 across and 18 feet deep in bas relief.
The Castleers
On the side of "Jim's Liquors" in the late 1980's
The Lake Merritt Mural Project
28/21' feet high by 89 feet wide. Landscape view of Oakland's Lake Merritt painted on the exterior wall of the auto dealership building. Commissioned by the Oakland Redevelopment Agency.
The Last of the Christians
From SOS: "A relief of six male nudes, perhaps children, in profile, divided into two groups of three figures each, facing each other. The figures on the proper left side of the relief are standing in line and appear to be holding up a pole or beam which is supported on their proper left shoulders. The three figures on the proper right of the relief are mirroring the actions of those on the proper left. All six figures have shoulder-length hair. The relief once included a center section titled "Christ on the Cross." " Confirmation needed that this work exists in this location.
The People Upstairs
Two figures can be seen in an upper story window.
There
From SOS: "An abstract spiral, leaf-like pattern set in a center of a multitiered circular pool." http://www.bilhenrygallery.com/mazzilli/
The Tree of Life, Growth and Peace
A children's mural with tree, sky and kids (on the side of the Uptown liquor store).
This School...
Photorealist black and white historical imagery with text graphics.
Three Figures
Three bronze statues, two seated and one standing.
Three Interlocking Rings II
Three interlocking circles rise above a steel pillar over a reflecting pool at the end of the Mills College main road. Nearby plaque reads: THREE INTERLOCKING RINGS II, 1987/JACQUES SCHNIER, SCULPTOR/GIFT OF DOROTHY LILIENTHAL SCHNIER '43/DEDICATED FEBRUARY 14, 1990.
Three Sisters
Bronze statue in the Henry Moore tradition at the edge of Snow Park. (Lower right side:) Three Sisters by/George La Rue 1986 (Plaque on base:) THREE SISTERS/by/George La Rue/Donated by/Warren Wilson and/Jeanne Casey/1986 signed. Donated by Warren Wilson and Joanne Casey.
Totem Pole
A handcarved traditional Totem Pole lays inside the Rotary Visitor Center.
Train Wheels
Peralta park: Railroad ties, the wheels from an old locomotive and a patio area of concrete are all that's left of a small amusement park that mainly consisted of a train ride. 1940's-50's??
Tree, Rainbow & Lightning
Oakland Fund for Youth & Arts-