Dilapidated door and wall in the City of Tomar in Portugal
For those who have seen the paintings of Antonio Tapies, a contemporary Spanish artist from Barcelona, and read about him, know that some of his paintings were inspired on mundane and rugged things on walls, doors, alleys and pathways. Though this is somewhat different, I also find crumbling, defaced and decrepit walls and doors, very artistic. I know that the delapidated doors and walls on these photos in Tomar, weren’t produced on purpose. In fact they were the result of neglect but they are artistic nevertheless, and that’s why I took the time to take a few shots of this places. In this case this is a door and a wall located at Travessa da Cascalheira in the City of Tomar in Portugal.
This is a crumbling door and wall at a street called Travessa da Cascalheira in the City of Tomar in Portugal and because of the neglect it conveys something artistic
Neglected door at an old street in Tomar. In some way, this dilapidated door might inspire an artist like Antonio Tapies to produce another Matter Painting
Close up of a somewhat decayed door in an old street in Tomar. The inscription on the door is Garagem, which of course, in English means Garage. Some keeps or used to keep his car here