Conoco – Shamrock, Texas (from Five Views from the Panhandle Series) by Edward Ruscha

Conoco - Shamrock, Texas (from Five Views from the Panhandle Series) - Edward Ruscha -

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TitleConoco - Shamrock, Texas (from Five Views from the Panhandle Series)
ArtistEdward Ruscha
Art MovementPop Art

About Conoco - Shamrock, Texas (from Five Views from the Panhandle Series)

“Conoco – Shamrock, Texas (from Five Views from the Panhandle Series)” is a work by Edward Ruscha that falls within the Pop Art movement. This artwork, categorized as a photo, captures a Conoco gas station located in Shamrock, Texas, and is part of Ruscha’s larger body of work that explores everyday American landscapes.

The artwork exhibits a black and white photograph of a Conoco gas station, notable for its unmistakable architecture and signage. The station features a tall, distinct tower rising above the building with the Conoco name prominently displayed. The surrounding area includes other buildings and a visible street, presenting a slice of mid-20th century Americana. The photograph emphasizes both the mundane and the iconic aspects of this roadside establishment, encapsulating the intersection of functionality and cultural symbolism inherent in Pop Art.

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