Mona Lisa à la Graffiti

Above: a 1995 Harry Lyrico print included within Jeff Ferrell's book Tearing Down the Streets: Adventures in Urban Anarchy:

Jeff Ferrell writes about the inclusion of the Lyrico image:

"Harry's 'Mona Lisa' piece illustrates a short discussion in the book about Harry and Bob Waldmire, another brilliant pen and ink artist and dedicated wanderer (RIP to them both), and is part of that chapter's larger fantasy of reworking the old Towering Inferno (Denco graffiti writer hangout – now the Flour Mill Lofts) into a sort of anarchist urban cultural utopia." 

 

Above: The abandoned Longmont Flour Mill in Denver (now the Flour Mill Lofts), a onetime haunt of Harry (HL86) and the graffiti crew The Syndicate. (Image: History Colorado.)

The Business Of Prints

 

 (Image courtesy of Jeff Ferrell.)

 

Subterranean Ambition Cartoon Strip

 

From the Denver arts publication Icon, January 1989:

Denver People's Fair Program Guides 1985 & 1986

 

 

 

 

A Pink Car Nation

 

 "A Pink Car Nation" by "Harry Lyrico" (Larry Hubbell), copyright 2000 (...& 2001).

Yowza

 (Image courtesy of Steve Cruz.)