Pagoda Gas Station on Harley Sprague in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

by John Margolies

Protect a spectacular example of modern American pop architecture through this stunning art print of the iconic Pagoda Gas Station on Harley Sprague Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Captured in 1977 by architectural critic and visual historian John Margolies, this poster depicts one of the best examples of "mimetic architecture" whereby commercial service stations employed theatrics in their architectural design to entice the motorists driving through the growing network of highways.

Surrounded by a striking red multi-level roof, vintage Mobil gas pumps and Mobil Pegasus logo placed on its façade, this image is an embodiment of the golden age of roadside nostalgia. This high-quality art print was taken straight out of the famous John Margolies Roadside America archive located at the Library of Congress.

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