• Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
  • Overlapping multiple exposure shot on film of grain elevator
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Prairie City Grain Elevator

Prairie City Grain Elevator

Panoramic multi-exposure photograph of Prairie City, Iowa's grain elevators and silos, evoking the monumental scale and graphic quality of WPA murals.
Created through overlapping film exposures, the image compresses shifting viewpoints into a continuous, unfolding composition.
Designed for large-scale presentation, the image unfolds across the wall, revealing new details as you move past it.
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✓ Archival pigment print on fine art paper
✓ Face-mounted acrylic (signature edition)

Monumental cement grain elevators have long defined the skylines of midwestern towns, and this panoramic work, drawn from Prairie City, Iowa, gives them full compositional weight. Silos, water towers, and industrial structures are layered across the frame, producing a complex, dreamlike atmosphere with a muted palette of blues and grays that recalls the graphic ambition of WPA murals. A railroad crossing sign anchors the foreground, introducing a point of human scale within the expansive industrial field.

Part of Susan Bowen's Holgaramas series, exploring layered views of the rural landscape through continuous, overlapping frames.

Print Info

Multi-Panel Acrylic: Print is split into 4-10 panels face-mounted flush to 1/8" thick digital grade acrylic with a diamond polished edge and rear-mounted to dibond, having a float aluminum cleat subframe. Ready to hang. Panels are approximately 30" wide for ease in shipping and handling.

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I have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your print to request a return. 

To be eligible for a return, your print must be in the same condition that you received it and in its original packaging. You’ll also need the receipt or proof of purchase. 

To start a return, you can contact me at susan@susanbowenart.com

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