Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Utah

by John Margolies

Step back in time to an era of grandeur with this stunning fine art photograph of Peery’s Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Utah, taken by the famous architectural photographer John Margolies. Known for his work in preserving roadside Americana and architecture, Margolies focuses on the colorful exterior facade of the theater that includes the dramatic columns in Egyptian Revival style, the sphinx statues sitting on the roofline, and the colorful marquee showing the 1980 movie screening of “Kramer vs. Kramer.”

Printed on archival quality paper, this art print displays the beautiful architectural detail, earth tone colors, and the retro appeal of a 1920s movie house. Perfect for movie aficionados, lovers of architecture, historic preservationists, and fans of vintage Americana photography, this will make a great addition to your home theater, living room or office space.

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