Illuminated wood and composition Americana diorama of a 1930's New York City Street Scene depicting his best known images conjured together in a massive installation - albeit slightly skewed amidst a rough night of drinking with a partial Dr. Pepper ad painted upon the bricks behind 2-men on a Mohawk Indian (Jewelry ad) bench talking with watermelon,booze and cigarettes, across an alley cat prying through the trash where forgotten cowboy boots and ladies pumps lay strewn. A man can be seen through the lit doorway, and two lonely neighbors ease drop from above. A large broken telephone pole looms with a 'no parking' sign. The piece comes forward and shows the beat up street. Built into a stucco surround measures 7' x 42.5" x 27" and the diorama area measures 57" H x 39.5" W x 16" signed bottom right 1977. Note this appears to be one of Garman's custom Cityscapes of Yesteryear commissioned by the estate. Notable owners of custom pieces by Garman: Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Colin Powell, Rosalyn Carter, Margaret Thatcher, Princess Anne, Nelson Mandela, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Jack Palance, Burt Reynolds, Steve Martin, Dan Rather, Clint Eastwood, Jeff Bridges, Jonathan Winters, Dan Akroyd, Hugh Hefner, Roy Firestone, Bill Gates, Bryant Gumbel, John Elway and Troy Aikman. Provenance: The Estate of S.R. Anderson