As we walked through several small towns in Greenland, we saw a variety of fascinating art works on houses and on commercial buildings. The shop signs and other signs are also often interesting.
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| The Inuit sea goddess (or demon) named Sedna or Sassuma Arnaa. She could cause the disappearance of game animals during hunting season. A Shaman could placate her. |
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| A fish-cleaning table near the harbor. |
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| In the small towns of Greenland, the vividly-colored houses clinging to the steep hillsides make every view seem like a work of art! |
Blog post and all photos © 2022 mae sander
Wonderful series of photos. I love all the murals, the fountain and the colorful houses on the hill. Take care, have a happy new week!
ReplyDeleteYou found some incredible murals and art. I was drawn to the lovely houses that were so unique and colorful. These were all simply stunning.
ReplyDeleteBravo. Quelle variété de peintures murales. Et c'est aussi trtès beau toutes ces maisons colorées. Je me souviens avoir été très frappé par cela lorsque je m'étais rendu en Islande
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the photos of your interesting finds of art and murals on your trip.
ReplyDeleteThe Inuit sea goddess sure is my fav, and ohhhh, the colorful houses!
ReplyDeleteThe different coloured houses really appeal to me.
ReplyDeleteHow lucky you are, May. So many countries you can visit. I also find this very interesting
ReplyDeleteGreat variety of murals. Love the colourful houses perched on the hill.
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating in Monday Murals Mae.
Interesting works!
ReplyDeleteI like all of these and they are quite unique but my favorite is the photo of the colorful houses. Definitely a work of art!
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