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The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.
The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.

La Concha Motel Pool (Day), Las Vegas, Nevada, 2001

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The iconic architecture of the La Concha Motel, captured by Richard Heeps for his 'Dream in Colour' series, before its closure in 2004. Designed by Paul Williams, it is synonymous of the Googie style architecture popular in America in the 1950s and 1960s. the lobby is now preserved at the Las Vegas Neon Museum.

This artwork is a limited edition gloss photographic print, dry-mounted to aluminium, presented in a museum board white window mount and a choice of black or white box frame made professionally in the UK. It is signed and numbered on reverse accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Please note that the size listed refers to the image size. Mounting and framing will increase the final size of the artwork.

Pictured paired with:
Lincoln's La Concha, Las Vegas
La Concha at Day, Las Vegas Strip, Nevada
Buick in the Dust II, Hemsby, Norfolk
Chevy at the Diner, Bisbee, Arizona

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