Gone With The Bicycle Lanes is a witty pulp fiction art print by California artist RD Riccoboni — a funny, painfully relatable standalone story about modern city life.
From the Story
For hours, a tourist couple from Walnut City searched in vain for parking — dreaming of lunch and drinks in the historic gay neighborhood they'd always wanted to visit. After circling block after block, hope slowly fading, they finally gave up and headed back to the freeway… to dine at an off-ramp strip-mall burger joint in another city entirely.
A modern-day tale of gentrification, poor city planning, and avoiding gas station sushi at all costs.
Anyone who's ever tried to park in Hillcrest, West Hollywood, the Castro, Boystown, or the Village will feel this one deeply.
- 8 x 8 inch print (unmatted on 8x10 inch paper)
- 11 x 11 inch signed artist print (un-matted)
- 16 x 16 inch signed artist print (un-matted, square)
- 30 x 30 inch print — signed on back (un-matted)
Hand signed by RD Riccoboni. Custom manufactured using archival inks and acid-free paper. Ships directly from the artist's studio in historic Balboa Park, San Diego.
The original painting is available for serious collectors. Contact the artist's studio for details.
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RD Riccoboni is an internationally collected, award-winning California artist. His paintings celebrate imagination, community, and the beauty of place. RD's work is represented in museum and institutional collections across the United States.
Every Riccoboni artwork is created to celebrate imagination, joy, and human connection. Original paintings and signed editions are carefully prepared and shipped from the artist's Arts Studio in historic Balboa Park, San Diego, California.
"I'm a storyteller in paint. Every painting tells a story. Thank you for becoming part of mine."
— RD Riccoboni