Steam Train Wall Art 16×20 Original Locomotive Painting PNW
A powerful steam engine cuts through the mountain mist in bold, dramatic color. • Train enthusiast gifts. • Original, one-of-a-kind artwork. • History and travel lovers. • Ready to Display. • Masculine office decor.
Original S Moody Artist Train Teddy Bear Play Cubes Watercolor Vintage Lovely
Choo Choo Train,Teddy Bear, Cubes. It is signed in the right side: S. Moody! We don’t know anything about the artist, but we can see in this artwork a mature talent of an artist entirely confident of his powers.
Original Watercolor Painting 9″x12″ Train ride to work, NYC
Original Watercolor Painting 9″x12″ Train ride to work, NYC on 140 lbs cold pressed Fabriano watercolor paper.
1950s Train Station Painting signed HELEN HUTCHINSON – Vintage 1950s Watercolor
Watercolor Painting Of 1950s Old Rural Train Station BY HELEN HUTCHINSON.
CSX on High Line, Franklin Field, U Penn. James Mann original train painting
Painted on 100% cotton Arches watercolor paper. CSX on High Line at Franklin Field, U Penn.
Train Crossing Finished Acrylic Painting Paint By Number Forrest Crossing 16×20
☆ Train Crossing. ☆ Acrylic painting on sturdy flat cotton canvas. These advanced pieces feature exceptionally small cells and require many hours or months to complete.
Original Watercolor Painting Steam Train Locomotive Depot Landscape Signed 9×12
The front of the engine is detailed with a striking red-accented headlight that serves as a focal point for the piece. The scene is illuminated by a warm, atmospheric sunset or sunrise glow washing over the horizon and casting realistic shadows across the ground.
Framed Watercolor & Ink Steam Locomotive Original Art — Richard L. Cody 1980
Details: Artist: Richard L. Cody, Portland, Oregon artist (P.O. Box 367, Boring, OR 97009) Date: 1980 (signed and dated lower right) Medium: Watercolor and ink on paper Frame size: Approximately 7″ wide (as measured in photos) Framing: Dark walnut-toned wood frame with double mat (cream outer, brown inner) Condition: Vintage — frame shows age-appropriate wear; artwork appears clean and unfaded Backing: Original kraft paper with artist’s hand-stamped label and catalog number 6815 This appears to be an original one-of-a-kind work, not a print. Richard L. Cody was a Pacific Northwest artist who signed and numbered his pieces — a nice find for collectors of Western Americana or railroad art.
SEPTA Trains, Wayne Junction, Phila. PA. James Mann original watercolor painting
SEPTA Trains, Wayne Junction Station, Philadelphia.
Horseshoe Curve, Penna. Autumn landscape. James Mann original train painting
Autumn at Horseshoe Curve, Penna. Painted on 100% cotton Arches watercolor paper.