Union Station (From the Railroad Stations series)
Creator
Rob Roth
Title
Union Station (From the Railroad Stations series)
Date
1970
Medium
Photography
Description
Black and white photograph-style image of an elderly lady sitting on a wooden bench and looking at the camera. She is in an old railroad station, with two advertising broadsides on the white brick wall behind her. The sign on the left is an ad for BankAmericard with text in large print: “Now you have a choice” and depicts a sketch of a hand holding up a credit card. Smaller text underneath: “The only charge card you really need - anywhere”. The sign on the right, directly above the woman’s head, is a faded ad for the Chicago Tribune in dark with white text. Over the title in smaller print: “Feminique: talks a woman’s language”.
Citation
Rob Roth, “Union Station (From the Railroad Stations series),” RIT/NTID Dyer Arts Center , accessed April 19, 2024, https://dyerartscenter.omeka.net/items/show/806.