"The Lunch Break" Size:11x17 Litho “Cruising Eureka” features the one-of-a-kind

“Cruising Eureka” features the one-of-a-kind blue 1989 ZR-1 convertible made for GM executive Don Runkle and now owned by Bob Tyler

Kirksville

We decided that the most recognizable image of San Antonio was the old Mission of the Alamo and Davey Crocket fame

and the Chamber of Commerce there provided him with a photograph of that dealership taken in the 50’s or 60’s

I used a very low point of view to make this car seem even meaner

"The Lunch Break" Size:11x17 Litho “Cruising Eureka” features the one-of-a-kindI discovered Coney Island in Oklahoma City during the years when I was exhibiting there at the Festival of the Arts. Finding it to be a true slice of Americana, I created The Lunch Break to celebrate its history and distinctive decor, including perfect dinette style tables and chairs as well as yellowed posterboard schedules of Oklahoma University football back to the 1940s. The motorcycle parked out front waits while its rider enjoys a hot dog, Coney