Wilma

Size: 8” x 8”
Medium: Archival Giclée Print on Watercolor Paper
 

Since 1921, the Wilma Theatre has stood as one of Missoula’s most cherished landmarks — a place where architecture, history, and community converge. Once known as the “Showplace of Montana,” its grand marquee, glowing bulbs, and glass-block ticket booth welcomed generations of filmgoers, performers, and locals seeking a night of wonder under the lights. In this painting, the Wilma’s iconic frontage stretches along Higgins Avenue, capturing both the elegance of its early-20th-century design and the familiar rhythm of downtown. The warm glow of the marquee softens the surrounding stone and glass, while the quiet sidewalk hints at the many stories that have passed through its doors. A tribute to the heart of Missoula’s artistic and cultural life, this piece honors the Wilma as more than a building — it is a symbol of shared memory, enduring creativity, and the spirit of a city that continues to gather under its warm marquee light.
✨ Only 50 prints available

🖼️ Signed & numbered
📍 Painted and Printed in Montana