Roadside Devotion

The Gospel According to the Highway

Four iconic tongues — each haloed in a different color, gold, grey, blush, and teal — stretch across a billboard on a flat midwestern highway. Grain silos and subdivision rooftops fill the background. The sky is the pale blue of a Tuesday in November. Nobody is stopping to look, but they should.

This is a painting about the way rock and roll became religion, and about the particular American landscape where that happened — the strip malls and the interstates and the billboards that promised something bigger than what was around them. It's funny and nostalgic and quietly epic.

Printed on premium canvas and hand-signed by the artist, each piece is part of a strictly limited edition of 50 total impressions across all sizes.

For the walls of people who grew up on the wrong side of the highway and turned out fine.

Edition & Presentation

• Stretched canvas, unframed
• Hand-signed and individually numbered by Jameson McShane
• Limited edition of 50 total impressions across all sizes
• Ready to display

Fulfillment

Each canvas is prepared to order and typically ships within 7–10 business days. U.S. shipping only.