Tucson Mailbox Art

Both sides of this handpainted mailbox are covered with desert scenes. Even the flag has a desert scene: I took the pictures on June 3, 2...

The art in front of this home is a real family affair. The owner told me that her son made the wrought iron. The flag looks to me like a ...

A vine and some bugs wrap around the house numbers and what must be the owner's name: I took these photos on June 3, 2013, but haven...

This mailbox has three desert bits cut out of its post: I haven't published the photo since I took it on June 1, 2013.

Here's the second of three mailboxes in the same part of its block of East 23rd. I've noticed that decorated mailboxes sometimes com...

Two sunbursts make this gold mailbox shine even more. I discovered it on June 1, 2013, but haven't published the photo until today. ...

The brown mailbox isn't exciting, but that post is different: I found this box on June 1, 2013, but haven't published the photo...

Here's a saffron-colored mailbox with a big flower on each side: I discovered this mailbox on May 30, 2013, but haven't published...

This blog's usual address mailboxes.tucsonart.info may not work for a couple of days. If you have that problem, you can try this addres...

I don't think there's room for much more scrollwork on the post! I found this extravagant box on May 30, 2013, but didn't pu...

This sparkly post has “3725” (the house number) on one side and “T + J” (the owners’ initials?) on the other: I found this box on May 30,...

Bright flowers highlight this gray mailbox. The photos from May 20, 2013 haven't been published here until now.

A bird and musical notes grace this box. I took the photos on May 20, 2013 but haven't posted them until now.

This mailbox looks tiny next to those big plants. I took the photo on May 13, 2013, but haven't posted it until now.

Here's the second in a series of mailbox photos that I snapped but never published on this blog. (I'll post two of these each week...

This is the first of a series of mailboxes I photographed but never published on the blog. Back on December 8, 2012, I was out hunting mai...

David Aber found another mailbox with a tiki post on October 10, 2017 . Besides the post and the grass shack, he spotted the fun sign on...

Pieces of colored glass between the posts make this plain-vanilla mailbox much more fun. There's a light at the bottom left that pr...

David Aber sent photos of this beautiful box on November 5, 2019:

I don't see many mailbox flags that are a flag. David Aber found this one and emailed it November 5, 2019: Most people don't pai...

One side is at night; the others are during the day: Thanks, David Aber, for shooting and sending these on November 5th.

Notice the bird carrying a letter on the end of the box? (As always, you can click on the photo for a larger view.) This beauty is from ...

David Aber emailed this on November 5th. The other side is solid black, he says.

David Aber is at it again. How do you find these amazing mailboxes, Dave? He emailed the photo on November 5th.

Until recently, Blogger would charge me money if I put photos on this blog that were longer or wider than 800 pixels. That used to be pretty...

I rolled by on November 21st. (Sorry about that.) (Not. :)

Here are a few image searches for turkey mailbox : Duck Duck Go (a search engine that emphasizes privacy) Bing Google Happy Thanksgivin...

I'm not sure whether this mailbox was painted by one person or by a committee: flowers, leaves, a diamond pattern… and a flag with a p...

This mailbox isn't just mounted on the front wheel, fork and handlebars of a motorcycle… Take a closer look at the box itself (below)...

Although I found this mailbox with an eagle on the post June 21st, I saved it for Veterans Day.