Mural Painting - El Paso, Texas
Pintura Mural - El Paso, Texas
Mural Painting - El Paso, Texas
This is one of the murals from the second El Paso County Courthouse, painted by Trygve J. Kittlesen between 1912 and 1917. It depicts the meeting of Benito Juarez and the commander of Ft. Bliss at El Paso del Norte in 1863.
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