The mural featured images of the Golden Gate Bridge, a school mascot, and 200 feet of monkeys, yellow fish, blue waves and San Francisco's skyline. And now it's gone. Well, sort of. The Horace Mann School spent about a year and a half planning, drawing and painting a mural along the base of the Bartlett Street wall of the school. Because of a lack of communication, district workers painted a coat of yellow primer over the mural earlier this month since the entire school needed a fresh coat of paint. A plan to re-create the mural is underway. [SFGate]
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