A black-and-white ink-stippled drawing of Philippe's French Dipped Sandwiches in Los Angeles. The building has a large sign on its roof that reads "Philippe" in a scripted font, and under that reads "the original French Dipped Sandwiches". There's a smaller version of that sign on the side of the building, and a striped awning above the doorway that reads "Philippe" and "1001" which is its street address.
A close up image of the stippled sign on top of Philippe's. The sign reads "Philippe" in large painted script, and underneath that it reads "the original French Dipped Sandwiches". The sign sits on two pillars, and there are four guide wires from the top of the sign securing it to the roof. There are also some faint dotted lines that represent the neon lights outlining the letters.
A close up view of the ink-stippled sign on the side of Philippe's - it has the same elements as the sign on the roof, but in a more horizontal format. There is also a close up of a portion of the striped awning above the doorway, and some of the signs in the window next to the door.
NEW ARTWORK DROP: Beloved Los Angeles Eateries Edition.
PHILIPPE'S THE ORIGINAL FRENCH DIPPED SANDWICHES.
Original artwork. 0.15mm archival ink on Bristol Board. 120 hours.
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