Framed Photography - Omni Hotel

'Pegasus' - Dallas - Texas - USA

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This large format fine art vertical panoramic photograph captures the iconic beauty of the classic neon Pegasus sign in Dallas, Texas with the Reunion Tower in the background over a sunset sky. The photograph showcases the striking colors and vibrant design of the Pegasus sign, which is one of the most recognizable landmarks in Dallas, set against a stunning sunset sky with the iconic Reunion tower in the background. The photograph was taken at the perfect time, highlighting the neon lights that illuminate the sign, creating a dynamic and visually striking image, and the warm tones of the sunset sky. The photograph provides a wide-angle view of the entire sign and its surroundings, including the buildings and the streets of Dallas, providing a sense of context to the image. The photograph can be printed on high-quality metallic paper, ensuring that the colors and details of the image are captured in great detail. The photograph can be mounted on acrylic, providing a modern and sleek look and a 3D effect that makes the photograph appear as if it is floating off the wall. The acrylic mount also provides protection to the photograph, ensuring that it will last for years to come. This photograph is perfect for those who love iconic landmarks and the beauty of Dallas, it will make a great addition to any home or office and will be a true conversation starter.

The classic neon Pegasus sign in Dallas, Texas is a well-known landmark in the city. The sign was originally created in 1934 by the Magnolia Petroleum Company, which later became Mobil Oil, as an advertisement for their Mobilgas brand. The Pegasus sign was installed on the roof of the Magnolia Building, which was the company's headquarters in Dallas. The sign was originally illuminated by incandescent bulbs, but it was later converted to neon lighting. The Pegasus sign is an example of the "blade" or "wall-mounted" sign type, which were popular in the United States during the 1930s and 1940s.

The sign was a prominent feature of the Dallas skyline for many years, but it fell into disrepair in the 1980s. In 1984, the Magnolia Building was demolished, and the Pegasus sign was removed and placed in storage. In 1999, the sign was restored and reinstalled on the roof of the Omni Dallas Hotel, which was built on the site of the Magnolia Building. The sign was then relit and became a new iconic landmark in Dallas, even being featured in the popular TV series ?Dallas?. The sign is now a symbol of the city's history and continues to be an important part of the Dallas skyline and culture. The sign is no longer on the roof of the Omni Dallas Hotel, but it now resides outside the hotel in a permanent location where this photograph has been taken.

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