100 Years of Traveling Route 66 (2026) Photograph by John Celeste

A nostalgic fine art print capturing the iconic Frontier Motel in Truxton, Arizona, one of the fading landmarks of historic Route 66. The image evokes the spirit of America’s Mother Road, with vintage neon signage, weathered motel architecture, and the quiet atmosphere of a once-bustling roadside stop. Built in the early 1950s, the Frontier Motel became a symbol of postwar road travel and Route 66 adventure before closing decades later. This print preserves a fragment of Americana where desert light, open highways, and mid-century optimism still seem to linger. Ideal for collectors of Route 66 memorabilia, retro travel art, roadside architecture, and Southwestern history.

Materials used:

Photographic Paper

Details:

• Photograph on Paper
• From a limited edition of 100
• Size: 63.5 x 43.18cm (unframed) / 63.5 x 43.18cm (actual image size)
• Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity
• Style: Urban and Pop
• Subject: Architecture and cityscapes