Item no. 28525
| Circa 1965 |
| Occupation: Maintenance and service |
| 30x25cm (12x10in) |
| Collection: Private |
Boiler Room by Wayne LaCom
Watercolor on paper, 10 x 12 inches
Artist Wayne Lacom was prominent among those of the post WWII California Style Watercolor Movement. The painting “Boiler Room” was typical of their new representational art, defined by free broad brush strokes and strong rich colors. It is included in the Labor Arts exhibit Scenes of American Labor which evokes the individual and physical experience of work. The entire series is housed at the Sullivan Goss Gallery in Santa Barbara, CA.
See also "Refinery Worker", another watercolor painting by Wayne LaCom and Mural Study for Lockheed Aircraft Corporation by Emil Kosa Jr.
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