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Boston’s street art: a brief glimpse at some of the many murals painted around the city

Byline photo of Hannah Wells
Hannah Wells, Arts Editor • April 8, 2024
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This photo of this mural was taken on 29 Denby Road.
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This photo of this mural was taken on 1 Denby Road.
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