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8 New Murals by David Flores ~ Pomona

10:34 AM PDT on September 16, 2014

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These murals were painted by David Flores in his instantly recognizable signature style. The portraits are of Billie Holiday, Amelia Earhart, Grace Kelly, and Frida Kahlo, and adorn the walls of a new residential development in Pomona called Monterey Station. All photos by our new contributor, The Graffiti Hunter. You can view more photos in the Graffiti Hunter's extensive archive on Instagram: www.instagram.com/TheGraffitiHunter. The Graffiti Hunter's goal is to document artists working in public art, and create unique content to build awareness of their work. Every few months he produces art cards that are hidden on the streets and in the shops of the LA Arts District.

Keep reading for the full set of new murals...

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