Faded red and white against a Cuban sky — this fine art photograph captures a Texaco sign in Cuba, a relic of the pre-revolution era when American oil companies operated freely across the island. After the 1959 revolution, Texaco and other American companies were nationalised, and their signs became frozen in time, slowly weathering into something more poetic than any advertisement could intend. Cuba's streets are a living museum of mid-century commercial culture, and this image captures that quality perfectly: the familiar logo made strange and beautiful by decades of sun, salt air, and history. A richly layered image with a compelling backstory. Printed on Fuji Crystal Archive paper with optional acrylic glass or Alu-Dibond mounting for a gallery-quality finish.
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Print specifications
High-quality prints with professional specifications
Paper type
Premium matte finish
Paper weight
200 gsm
Print method
Giclée printing
Color accuracy
Archival quality inks
Durability
100+ year lifespan
Finish options
Matte or glossy
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