The Johnny Cash Mural was so large it was visible from far away, as per the example of this alley on a rainy afternoon.

The Johnny Cash mural by artist Frank Shepard Fairey as viewed from the sidewalk of L Street while walking towards the mural.

The Johnny Cash mural by Frank Shepard Fairey as it could be glimpsed through trees. Some bare for winter, others evergreen.

The Johnny Cash mural, as we walked closer, was still partly obscured by bare tree branches. Closer, one could read phrases that reflected his history.

The Johnny Cash mural by Frank Shepard Fairey was shown here in context with the Residence Inn and a foreground parking structure.

A shot of the Johnny Cash mural and the section of L Street in front of the mural, with foreground local businesses.

In the upper left of the Johnny Cash mural was the expression, "United Prisoners Union, Bill Of Rights."

In the upper right of the Johnny Cash mural by Frank Shepard Fairey were the words, "Public Enemy." Next to the words was a symbol that resembled a grate over a street drain.