Hell's Half Acre was the Red Light district in Ft Worth in the late 1800s and this work shows what it must have looked like on a typical night in the cattle town when it was visited by bank robbering gangs, and wild west celebrities like Doc Holiday, Wyatt Earp, and Texas Rangers. The 8'x 30' mural is now Installed at Bar 2909 Morton Street in Fort Worth's Entertainment District. Dan can be seen in a self-portrait leaning against a lamp pole playing a guitar.
Additional Artworks
From Dan Terry
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woof gang bakery mural - San Antonio, TX
acrylic on wall
144 x 288 in (365.76 x 731.52 cm)
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The View Apartments "San Marcos Icons" Mural
11 color Ecosolvent Ink on Vinyl on Metal
10 x 50 in (25.4 x 127.0 cm)
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Koi Pond Study
7 color archival giclee on heavy watercolor paper
24 x 48 in (paper) (60.96 x 121.92 cm)
$1,350
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Miami beach mural
acrylic on wall
86 x 216 in (218.44 x 548.64 cm)
$1,800
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Madrone Coffee mural
acrylic
96 x 120 in (243.84 x 304.8 cm)
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Longhorns in Bluebonnets (original mural)
Oil On Canvas
108 x 180 in (274.32 x 457.2 cm)
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Roppolo's Davinci Lounge historical building mural
digital line drawing (photoshop) on vinyl
96 x 864 in (243.84 x 2194.56 cm)
$5,200
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Angel with Cherry Blossoms mural
acrylic on wall
96 x 48 in (243.84 x 121.92 cm)