Whataburger in Las Cruces, New Mexico

by John Margolies

Preserve the essence of Southwest highway architecture through this stunning photograph print by well-known roadside architect John Margolies. Known for his unique ability to photograph the distinctive character of American vernacular architecture, Margolies showcases the striking orange-and-white stripes of the A-shaped roofline of this restaurant called Whataburger in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Framed against an empty blue sky with the American flag billowing proudly above its trademark "W" logo, this photograph turns fast food design into a work of pop art history.

Great for vintage graphics enthusiasts and Southwest nostalgia buffs alike, this archival print puts the unmistakable commercial charm of the mid-century into your very own home!

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