Meeting of styles.

Thanks again, John!

This has puzzled me for a long time, too, Andy. And if you want to use another language to talk about style, why not French?

Why not indeed!
To me, a beautifully expressive French voice is one of the joys of life!

Awesome wall art!

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It never even occurred to me that English was being used in Spanish graffiti............and to be honest the writing style of these artists is mostly unreadable (to me anyway), so I'm not sure it matters :-)

The artwork however, is just fantastic - obviously well planned out and meticulously executed!

Nicely captured Andy.

Thanks Keith. You CAN read this. Especially as it's also the photo title!! :o)

That certainly is a surprise to me! The art is very well done though.

Perhaps one of our French friends might like to comment on whether English or French predominates in French graffiti!

I must say, I can't even read it Andy. Very colourful!

Rosa, look at my title. Then look at the calligraphy. It's actually very clear once you 'see' it!
I do agree though that most of the rubbish graffiti you see is as illegible as my handwriting!

It's the same in Germany, but not everyone knows English well. We had a (Turkish) hairdresser in our street who offered haircuts for gent's and ladie's....ouch!

At least an effort was made!

John G,
Philippe,
Erhard,
Annemarie,
William,
John F,
Erhard,
Doug,
Udo,
cammino.
Keith,
Rosa,
Eunice,
Gudrun,
Many thanks to you all!

Ron S,
Nathalie,
Thank you both!

Many thanks, Rashid!