And Now, Retna's Finished Mural at Houston and Bowery

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March 5, 2012, 5:50 pm

And Now, Retna’s Finished Mural at Houston and Bowery

Photos: Tim Schreier

Yesterday we showed you Marquis Lewis, a.k.a. Retna, painting the latest mural at Houston Street and Bowery. Now: the finished work, which has already drawn its share of admirers. That’s Scott Lynch, a contributor to The Local, in the final shot. When you’re done with the slideshow above, you can see his photos of the mural in our Flickr pool.

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