WAITING FOR THE BUS - (GM Parade of Progress)
Streamline has always fascinated Shannon. For years she has toyed with the idea of coming out with her own collection of Streamline Moderne paintings. As she adds Waiting For The Bus the dream becomes reality. Now available to purchase. There are 1 of 50 in each size. They are signed and number and come with COA.
The General Motors PARADE OF PROGRESS was a large, multi-faceted road show that began touring across America in 1936. It represented an investment of millions of dollars and thousands of man hours. To a country reeling from first depression and then war, it brought the future to hundreds of small towns and rural communities. Its stage show and animated exhibits presented a dramatic picture of the cavalcade of American progress, telling how scientific research and engineering helped improve lives. A jet engine, radar, diesel-electric power, television, an electric ping-pong game with stereo sound, and a microwave oven were shown to amazed audiences.
©2022-Shannon
Streamline has always fascinated Shannon. For years she has toyed with the idea of coming out with her own collection of Streamline Moderne paintings. As she adds Waiting For The Bus the dream becomes reality. Now available to purchase. There are 1 of 50 in each size. They are signed and number and come with COA.
The General Motors PARADE OF PROGRESS was a large, multi-faceted road show that began touring across America in 1936. It represented an investment of millions of dollars and thousands of man hours. To a country reeling from first depression and then war, it brought the future to hundreds of small towns and rural communities. Its stage show and animated exhibits presented a dramatic picture of the cavalcade of American progress, telling how scientific research and engineering helped improve lives. A jet engine, radar, diesel-electric power, television, an electric ping-pong game with stereo sound, and a microwave oven were shown to amazed audiences.
©2022-Shannon
Streamline has always fascinated Shannon. For years she has toyed with the idea of coming out with her own collection of Streamline Moderne paintings. As she adds Waiting For The Bus the dream becomes reality. Now available to purchase. There are 1 of 50 in each size. They are signed and number and come with COA.
The General Motors PARADE OF PROGRESS was a large, multi-faceted road show that began touring across America in 1936. It represented an investment of millions of dollars and thousands of man hours. To a country reeling from first depression and then war, it brought the future to hundreds of small towns and rural communities. Its stage show and animated exhibits presented a dramatic picture of the cavalcade of American progress, telling how scientific research and engineering helped improve lives. A jet engine, radar, diesel-electric power, television, an electric ping-pong game with stereo sound, and a microwave oven were shown to amazed audiences.
©2022-Shannon
