This sculptural panel by Louisiana artist John Marc Anderson depicts a New Orleans streetcar, a familiar presence in the city’s streetscape.
New Orleans’s streetcar history dates to 1835, when the St. Charles line began carrying passengers. Cast from the artist’s original elevation-style interpretation, the dimensional design brings depth to this enduring symbol of everyday life in the city. A distinctive collectible for transit enthusiasts and admirers of Louisiana art, it offers a connection to favorite routes and neighborhood memories.
- Hand-stained, weathered, and distressed finish
- 6 × 9 in.
This sculptural panel by Louisiana artist John Marc Anderson depicts a New Orleans streetcar, a familiar presence in the city’s streetscape.
New Orleans’s streetcar history dates to 1835, when the St. Charles line began carrying passengers. Cast from the artist’s original elevation-style interpretation, the dimensional design brings depth to this enduring symbol of everyday life in the city. A distinctive collectible for transit enthusiasts and admirers of Louisiana art, it offers a connection to favorite routes and neighborhood memories.
- Hand-stained, weathered, and distressed finish
- 6 × 9 in.