A forgotten game in a forgotten hall. The bar billiards table, once a centerpiece of competition, now gathers dust beneath the fading afternoon light. Unlike traditional billiards, this game had no pockets along the rails. Instead, players aimed to sink balls into hidden holes on the table’s surface, earning points while avoiding the dreaded pegs that could reset their score.
The surrounding hall, once filled with the sounds of friendly rivalry, now stands silent. Fading murals line the walls, and long benches sit empty beneath broken windows. The echoes of past games linger, but the final score remains frozen on the table’s worn surface.
An evocative piece for collectors of industrial and social history, this print captures the remnants of camaraderie in a space where workers once gathered.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving the textures and details with exceptional clarity.