Emerging from the earth, a vibrant ceramic mural takes center stage at the Step on no Pets Sculpture. This captivating artwork, nestled within the Animal Control lobby at 2061 15th Avenue West in Seattle, invites you to explore its unique story. Created in 1982 by artist Linda Beaumont, the Step on no Pets Sculpture showcases a striking blend of ceramic tile, glass, and found objects, measuring an impressive 17 feet by 9 feet 10 inches. The mural’s tile border frames a lively scene, depicting a playful interaction between humans and their animal companions. Beaumont’s creation, commissioned as part of the ANIMAL CONTROL project, adds a touch of whimsy to the Animal Control lobby. It serves as a vibrant reminder of the special bond we share with our pets. The Step on no Pets Sculpture stands as a testament to Beaumont’s artistic vision and her ability to transform everyday spaces into captivating encounters with art.
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