Taco House Neon Lights Photo Master-print
Vintage, rare, and discontinued 35mm 1600 Fuji Superia Film image photo print of The Taco House on Federal Blvd. in Denver, Colorado
Story:
Known as a “Family Tradition for 68 Years!” The Taco House was founded in 1958 by Gerald H. Bevelhymer with the pledge to “serve good food at reasonable prices and maintain the highest standards of cleanliness“. Unfortunately, it is now closed, and this image captures a bygone era of this increasingly gentrified community…
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Premium Hahnemuhle Ultra Smooth Paper
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Crafted by Whitewall Photo Lab based in Germany
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Actual 35mm Film Photograph
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Stunning composition
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Makes a great conversation piece or gift
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Perfect for interior design
This beautiful photographic print complements any space and creates a dynamic atmosphere.
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- Prints sized approximately between 10x15" and 16x24" shipped flat
- Prints sized approximately 24x36" shipped rolled
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