Turquoise. Taos artist Ed Sandoval’s Chevrolet truck and his mobile painting studio, parked in front of his adobe studio in Taos New Mexico. Thanks for looking. G
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6 thoughts on “Turquoise, Ed Sandoval’s Truck, Mobile Painting Studio”
Hi I like turquoise too
Turquoise is… Yep and loads of it here. Thanks, Alison. G
A very well preserved Chevy from the early 50’s. I spent my first 13 years in an 8′ x 42′ mobile home. Pretty sure I would like it better as a studio. 🙂
I remember you telling me you lived in a mobile home when young, this one has an engine runs. Ed takes it out to different locations painting. The truck is nicely maintained. Thanks, Ron. G
1955 or 1956? My 1957 was named Walter, it did not have the split windshield. What a beautiful paint color and quality.
Walter. Good name for a truck. Thanks, Larry. This one’s a beauty. G