Mural · Sundance Square · Richard Haas (trompe-l'oeil tradition; verify plaque)
Chisholm Trail mural wall (Sundance Square)
Fort Worth painted its cattle story on a wall before bronze herds were a Dallas thing.
The wall
Sundance Square's famous trompe-l'oeil Chisholm Trail cattle-drive wall is one of Fort Worth's most photographed painted surfaces — Western myth on a downtown brick facade next to the plaza.
Artist: Richard Haas (trompe-l'oeil tradition; verify plaque)
Address: Sundance Square Plaza area, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Sources: Wikimedia / Sundance Square context photos · Fort Worth tourism — Sundance Square
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Visitor tips
Show up ready.
- Hours: Always
- Parking: Downtown FW
- Best photo: Full facade with plaza foreground
- Best time: Late afternoon
- Free: Yes
Rights
Photos are Wikimedia Commons / Library of Congress public-domain shots or official Instagram embeds with credit. Artist-cleared mural photography still preferred for named walls.