Meijer Super Market Sign in Standale, Michigan

by John Margolies

Jump back in time to the 20th century with this iconic 1982 photograph by John Margolies of the Meijer Super Market sign in Standale, Michigan. Famous for his work capturing the quirky and unique commercial architecture of small town America for the Library of Congress, Margolies has captured the famous Dutch Boy in all its waving glory, wearing a red plaid shirt, overalls, and wooden clogs. Below this iconic character is the famous neon lined sign for the classic Meijer slogan FOR "THRIFTY" FOOD.

From a contemporary home to a vintage kitchen, game room, or gallery wall, this piece of architectural photography brings vibrant color, iconic mid-century typography, and pure Midwestern pride to any space.

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