Can you taste a difference?
I can... and Pepsi-Cola is my choice of soft drink.
"Bradham's Pharmacy... Birthplace of Pepsi-Cola, New Bern, NC"... 6x8" Oil on Panel, en plein aire, 9-2008.
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This painting, "Bradham's Pharmacy... Birthplace of Pepsi-Cola," is set in downtown New Bern, North Carolina and was painted en plein aire as part of the 6th Annual Worldwide Paint Out sponsored by the International Plein Air Painters. It marks the spot that was once a pharmacy where Caleb Bradham invented "Brad's Drink" in 1898 which he later patented as Pepsi-Cola. The historical site is owned by the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company which serves as Pepsi memorabilia store where visitors can purchase a variety of Pepsi products and even belly up to a vintage soda fountain. I had a blast painting this one and met several nice people while working on it...Photograph of sign on the building...
This original oil painting by American Artist, Bernie Rosage Jr. may be available for purchase... Check out Bernie's blog HERE...
1 comment:
Very nice painting, I like the colors and composition, its a cool subject too. I like the clock tower you did a few days back also.
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