Barranco Murals in Lima, Peru
Posted on 02. May, 2009 by Colin in peru
Below are various works of street art and murals from the Barranco district in Lima, Peru. Pictures were taken in 2009 and 2011.
For easier viewing, see the Barranco Murals album on the Expat Chronicles FB page.
Check out Lima City of Kings, a city guide and blog about Lima.
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Bogroll
20. Jul, 2009
You missed some of the good ones at the north end of Av. Grau, 900 block, also some others down Jr, Miraflores, and Jr. Union…
El Gringo Loco.
Colin
31. Aug, 2009
Anybody who thinks I missed any murals in Barranco, take pictures of them and send them to me so I can post them.