Pontiac Photograph - Limited Edition of 12

Pontiac. The automobile brand was named after Pontiac, Grand Chief of the Ottawa Native Americans. From the exhibition, "Weathered To Perfection". Some see junkyards and a blemished landscape; Scott Barrow sees mysterious fields of former power houses: well used, well loved icons of transportation, vehicles waiting patiently to have their acquired patina rediscovered. Fantastic with rust and peeling paint, metal takes on the colorful iridescence of fine silk. Hood ornaments gleam even as their chrome plating fails. On city walls and at amusement parks and zoos that stand long beyond their popularity, fading paint reveals a visual history of heart-stopping rides, ice cream parlors and drinking Coca Cola. We remember who we were, what they were. And now, weathered to perfection, they are new again. 24x36" and Custom Sizes available. Archival Digital Print Moab Entrada Bright Paper Printed and hand signed by the artist

Photography:Color on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:12

Size:24 W x 36 H x 0.1 D in

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