1972 "Coca-Cola Country Store" by Tom Anthes Framed Print

The image depicts a framed print titled "Coca-Cola Country Store" by Tom Anthes, part of his "Vanishing Buildings of Rural Canada" series. The print features Littles Grocery Store, a weathered general store in the old shipbuilding village of Kouchibouguac, New Brunswick, blanketed in winter snow. Originally a residence built around the turn of the century, the building was converted into a store in 1925. The artwork showcases various vintage signs, including multiple Coca-Cola signs, Purity Flour, Sprite, 7-Up, Pepsi, and Fanta (partially visible due to snow). The print captures a sense of nostalgia for disappearing rural Canadian architecture and is an iconic piece by Tom Anthes Perfect for a gallery wall