From the credits panel: “This mural is a copy of a painting in the Museum Of Fine Arts of Boston, ‘Travellers In An Autumn Landscape’ by WangYun (1652-1735, early Qing Dynasty)….”
This mural rises over a small lot where the buildings are very close together, so there was no way to back up and zoom in to photograph this from a good angle. But here it is, in all its glory:
Information panel with artist and agency credits:
Pagoda Shaped Streetlamp in Chinatown
On Kneeland Street
Chinese Folk Tales Mural
This very large mural – too large to squeeze into a rectangular photograph – is located right next to the Chinatown Paifang (gate) on Surface Road x Beach Street. By B.Y.C.C., 1997 (artist credits are displayed near the end of the video).
Big Hand Man Mural in Chinatown
Close-up shot… this is a small portion of a much larger mural on Tyler Street.
Peace Happiness Symbols on Sidewalk in Chinatown
Carved stone tile embedded in the sidewalk on Hudson Street. I’m not positive on what the Chinese symbols are, but they look similar enough to the “Peace” and “Happiness” symbols to make an assumption here.