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B Repsher 1991 “A Locomotive Scene” Watercolor Painting – Signed And Framed

This is a watercolor painting of “A Locomotive Scene”. It is signed and dated 1991 by the artist B Repsher in the lower right and the artwork is matted and housed in a tiered frame protected behind glass. The dimensions are: Frame. 21.5 inches long, 17.5 inches tall and 1.0 inches deep. Image. 15.25 inches wide and 11.25 inches tall. Please see pictures for detail. Thanks for looking and please do feel free to ask any questions you may have. All reasonable best offers will be considered! ————————————————————————————————————————————————————–Dear buyer, please do note that if the artwork is framed with glass, I will remove the glass for shipping. The shippers have been really damaging too many of the artwork no matter how well I pack them. If you would like me to ship the artwork with the glass I will gladly do so but I will not accept responsibility for damage during shipping. Thanks for your consideration.

DAVID O’ DOHERTY LOCOMOTIVE TRAIN OIL PAINTING OLD VINTAGE MODERN ART DECO 1965

FANTASTIC ANTIQUE MODERN TRAIN IMPRESSIONIST OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS BY ESTEEMED IRISH-AMERICAN PAINTER DAVID O’ DOHERTY. THIS WORK DEPICTS AN ART DECO LOCOMOTIVE PULLING THROUGH SANTA SUSANNA PASS, A LOW MOUNTAIN PASS IN THE HILLS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. SIGNED AND DATED 1965. EXCELLENT VINTAGE CONDITION. MILD SCRATCHES TO THE FRAME. DIMENSIONS INCLUDING THE FRAME: 33” H x 45” W Irish-American artist David O’Doherty was born and educated in Dublin. He held his first solo exhibition in June 1956 at the Little Theatre, Brown Thomas, and in the same year began exhibiting at the Irish Living Art Exhibitions. After five years in Paris in the late 1950s, he returned to Dublin and began showing with the Ritchie Hendriks Gallery and the Independent Artists Group. A joint show with Brian Bourke, John Kelly, and Michael Kane at Hendriks in 1963 was a critical success. In the mid-sixties he moved to London and thence to North America. Further exhibitions have been held in the Fustemburg Gallery, Paris, and the Kennedy Gallery, Washington DC. He is represented in the collection of the Crawford Gallery, Cork.