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DiaporamaWoman
While the rest of the world used bicycles as everyday transport, in the United States, the automobile was a much more practical means of transportation. By the 1920s, American bicycles were marketed to teenagers rather than adults, with most models adopting the appearance of a miniature motorcycle, known as the motobike. Rowlett’s of Richmond- retailed this 1940s Shelby (Ohio) Fox bicycle, which features a storage compartment mimicking a motorcycle’s gas tank. Leather saddle, chrome-fluted fenders and dual aluminum fender lights make this a top-of-the-line model.
shelby rose (? – ?)
Shelby Rose (also Shelby Fox) is an Emmy-winning American journalist & artist known for evocative artwork like "Woman". Based in Houston, TX, she brings a unique perspective informed by her Oklahoma roots and storytelling background.
The Valentine (Richmond, United States of America)
Explore Richmond's rich history at The Valentine! Discover captivating exhibits, walking tours & the Wickham House – a National Historic Landmark. Uncover 'Richmond Stories' and connect with the past.
About this artwork
- Title: Woman
- Artist: shelby rose
- Year: 1941
- Format: Panoramic
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: The Valentine
- Main color: Phthalo Green
- Color intensity: Balanced
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