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Portrait of Wednesday Addams — artwork #10796 by Robert Anderle (Baltic Sea) · Lisboa, Portugal

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Portrait of Wednesday Addams — Street art by Robert Anderle (Baltic Sea) in Lisboa

Photo by Rabot

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Steph saw it on 12/09/2026
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Robert Anderle (Baltic Sea)
Robert Anderle (Baltic Sea)

Robert Anderle is a Danish muralist working under the name Baltic Sea Mural, across graffiti, urban art and commissioned wall design. He is based in Klitmøller, in north-western Denmark, where painting shares his time with work as a masseur, and he travels to paint. On the wall of the Júlio de Matos psychiatric hospital in Lisbon he left a finely drawn portrait of Wednesday Addams in grey and blue…

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Added 27/07/2026

A portrait of Wednesday Addams in black, white and grey, braids tight and gaze frontal, on a midnight-blue ground scattered with white geometric symbols. The painter's handle, balticsea_mural, is written at top right, and an RA monogram sits inside a circle on the left.

The artwork Portrait of Wednesday Addams is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Lisboa in Portugal, more precisely here: Rua das Murtas, Lisbon.

This graffiti is also tagged as: fresque, wednesday, Lisbonne, mural, pop culture, portrait, noir-et-blanc.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Robert Anderle (Baltic Sea)

The photo was published on 27-07-2026 by Rabot.

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27/07/2026
Lisboa, Portugal
Rua das Murtas, Lisbon
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