Curatorial Narrative In the absence of a definitive creation date, “Boston. Travel by train” occupies an ambiguous position within the Art Deco canon. The artist’s use of linear brushwork and precise geometric forms bespeaks a Modernist sensibility, one that privileges functional clarity over ornamentation. However, the palette, dominated as it is by red, blue, and gray, retains a distinctly Art Deco flair. When enlarged to 44×67 inches, “Boston. Travel by train” reveals itself to be a masterful exercise in spatial rhythm and chromatic structure. The bold, graphic forms, set against a neutral background of white, assert their authority across the wall, dictating a pace that is at once brisk and measured. In this context, the red and blue accents take on an almost neon quality, imbuing the space with a dynamic, forward-moving energy that would pair beautifully with polished chrome and dark wood paneling. As the light falls upon it,