- Darell Koons
- South Carolina Railway Station, 1967
- acrylic on panel
- 18 x 47.25 in
“I tried to design the subject and yet give it atmosphere. I choose the subject that has gone through the element of nature, thus, in turn, giving it character. I simplify the subject to its basic patterns, sometimes isolating it from its surroundings. I saw this building near Lancaster, South Carolina, in a state of disrepair but with character that made it an interesting subject for me to paint. I suppose this building has long since been torn down and I was glad to record it as a passing phase of Americana.”
- Collections: South Carolina Arts Commission State Art Collection
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