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  1. Restaurant murals - Evans & Brown

    Restaurant designers around the world rely on San Francisco mural artists Mark Evans and Charley Brown to add a note of occasion to the dining experience. The chefs, and even the …

  2. Portfolio Archive - Page 2 of 2 - Evans and Brown

    Vortex Modern Trail Wallpaper designed by San Francisco artists Mark Evans and Charley Brown for Brewster Home Fashions draws on trompe l’oeil and other artistic traditions.

  3. Tuscan Village Panorama - Evans & Brown

    One of two Tuscan scenes in the Evans & Brown collection for Koroseal, this panoramic landscape stylizes familiar ideas. The treatment reflects a blend of intriguing theatrical …

  4. Still Life - Evans and Brown

    A Gauguin-influenced digital mural design for Koroseal by San Francisco mural artists Mark Evans and Charley Brown offers a lush, exotic effect.

  5. Tuscan Hill Town - Evans & Brown

    One of two Tuscan scenes in the Evans & Brown collection for Koroseal, this townscape stylizes familiar landscape ideas. The treatment reflects a blend of intriguing theatrical influences – …

  6. Treasure - Evans and Brown

    One of a series of contract wallcoverings designed by San Francisco artists Mark Evans and Charley Brown for Koroseal drawing on trompe l'oeil techniques.

  7. Portfolio Archive - Evans and Brown

    Ships Digital murals for Koroseal by San Francisco mural artists Mark Evans and Charley Brown portray 19th century ships in the style of the era’s maritime art.

  8. Wall murals, trompe l'oeil, other works | Evans & Brown

    An overview of the career output of noted San Francisco mural artists Mark Evans and Charley Brown.

  9. Ships - Evans and Brown

    The contenders in the first America’s Cup sailing races of the late 1800’s provide the inspiration for these digital murals from San Francisco artists Mark Evans and Charley Brown for Koroseal.

  10. Product Collections - Evans and Brown

    Wallpaper, digital wall murals and contract wallcoverings by Mark Evans and Charley Brown draw on historical ideas of trompe l'oeil and other techniques.