Maren VossFine art prints
The Last Drive-In — a dozen vintage 1960s cars parked in a gravel lot in a vast summer cornfield watching a frozen black-and-white explosion on a huge outdoor screen, fireflies drifting above the cars, a curve of moon in the corner. Cinematic surreal Americana fine art print by Maren Voss.
№ 2026 · Maren Voss

The Last Drive-In

A drive-in in a cornfield. The film has frozen on an explosion. Nobody minds.

Buy Medium — $595

Free shipping in the US. International rates calculated at checkout. Questions? Email the studio.

A photograph of a moment when the projector might have given up but nobody has gone home. The fireflies are participating.

Printed on heavyweight archival cotton, hand-signed and numbered. Shipped flat in a rigid crate for the medium and large sizes; smaller size ships rolled in an art tube.

Medium
Archival pigment giclée
Paper
Heavyweight cotton rag
Signed
Yes, verso, numbered
Ships in
3–5 business days
Return
30-day, free in the US

Common questions

How is the print made?

Heavyweight archival cotton rag, museum-grade pigment giclée inks. Each print is inspected, hand-signed on the back, and numbered as part of a limited edition.

How does shipping work?

Free in the US. International shipping calculated at checkout. The small (18×24) ships rolled in a rigid art tube; the medium (27×40) and large (40×60) ship flat in a rigid crate, fully insured.

What if I don't love it?

30-day return, free in the US — you don't have to explain. We refund the print price as soon as we have it back at the studio.

How long until it arrives?

3–5 business days for handling, then 2–5 business days transit in the US. Most buyers have the print on the wall inside two weeks of ordering.

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