Tuttomondo Mural, Pisa
The southern exterior wall of the Church of Sant'Antonio Abate hosts this enormous mural. It was painted in 1989 and is one of the last works of famous American artist, Keith Haring, before he succumbed to AIDS-related complications.
Tuttomondo means "all the world." Haring described the work as one of his most important projects. The 180-meter-tall mural depicts 30 figures created in Haring's cartoon style. The theme is peace and harmony.
Of note in the mural are the man defeating the evil serpent, the woman and baby, which represent maternity, and figures supporting dolphins representing man's connection to and relationship with nature.
The mural is a popular spot. Not only do many people come to admire the outstanding example of modern art, but many think it's the perfect place for a Pisa selfie. Opposite the mural, you'll find the Keith Café and Art Shop--the perfect place to grab a bite to eat and sip on a cup of coffee while admiring this stunning mural.
Tuttomondo means "all the world." Haring described the work as one of his most important projects. The 180-meter-tall mural depicts 30 figures created in Haring's cartoon style. The theme is peace and harmony.
Of note in the mural are the man defeating the evil serpent, the woman and baby, which represent maternity, and figures supporting dolphins representing man's connection to and relationship with nature.
The mural is a popular spot. Not only do many people come to admire the outstanding example of modern art, but many think it's the perfect place for a Pisa selfie. Opposite the mural, you'll find the Keith Café and Art Shop--the perfect place to grab a bite to eat and sip on a cup of coffee while admiring this stunning mural.
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Sight Name: Tuttomondo Mural
Sight Location: Pisa, Italy (See walking tours in Pisa)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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Sight Location: Pisa, Italy (See walking tours in Pisa)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark
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Founded on the seashore (which had since moved... view more
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