The Colorful History of Lvov's Street Art

The Colorful History of Lvov's Street Art
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Lvov, also known as Lviv is a city rich in history and culture. As I explored the city's streets, I was captivated by the vibrant street art that adorned many of the buildings. However, what really fascinated me was the history behind the street art. Many of the murals and graffiti had political and social messages, reflecting the city's tumultuous past. From Soviet propaganda to anti-government sentiment, Lvov's street art was a visual representation of the struggles and triumphs of its people. One particularly striking mural depicted a young girl holding a yellow and blue flag - the colors of the Ukrainian national flag. This mural was a powerful reminder of the city's recent struggles for independence. As I walked through the city, I couldn't help but compare Lvov's street art to that of other Eastern European cities I have visited. Each mural and tag was unique to Lvov, highlighting the city's individuality and resilience.

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