Curatorial Narrative Alturas Pride Citrus Label exists within the interstitial period between the Art Deco movement’s commercial zenith and its subsequent decline, a moment when the style’s tropes were being distilled into their most legible forms. The artist’s adoption of linear brushwork imbues the image with a sense of mechanical precision, underscoring the print’s intended use as an advertisement for a tropical resort. Yet, despite this utilitarian function, the work’s palette an interplay between yellow, blue, green, and red injects a vibrancy that gestures towards something more than mere commercial appeal. At 101×44 inches, Alturas Pride Citrus Label occupies a substantial portion of wall space, its spatial rhythm dominated by the horizontal sweep of the citrus label itself. The chromatic structure, too, is affected: the bold yellow and blue hues now seem almost overwhelming in their scale, while the greenery beneath assu