A suite of five photographs printed from negatives originally taken by Ruscha on a road trip across Texas in 1962. During this trip he documented the gas stations that lined Route 66 between his childhood home in Oklahoma and his current home in Southern California. Printed from the original negatives by Paul Ruscha and Philip Wegener in Venice, California, in 2006 and 2007 on Arista variable contrast fiber semi-matte paper, each print is mounted on museum board and is presented in a custom-made, cloth-covered clamshell box, and comes with a signed and numbered colophon.

ED RUSCHA
Five Views from the Panhandle, 1962/2007
Suite of five silver-gelatin prints on fiber paper,
colophon page, in linen bound clamshell case with silver embossing,
15 ½ x 15 ¾ x 2 inches (39.4 x 40 x 5.1 cm)
Edition of 30, signed and numbered on colophon,
each photograph also numbered and titled verso
Published by Carolina Nitsch
for the New Museum of Contemporary Art, NY
RUS-0003
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