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Terminal 3 is home to San Francisco Nova by Robert Bechtle, 18th Street Downgrade by Wayne Thiebaud, and Behind Ted McMann's Garage by James Torlakson. These paintings depict ordinary settings but employ an amazing amount of artistic skill to create these thought provoking and extraordinary works of art. Thanks to @_blairab for the 📷. ・・・ This image was posted on August 21, 2015.

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