"Every artist dips their brush into their soul and paints their own nature into their pictures"
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Comments (168)
dragonmuse
Very cool piece. I have never been to such a place, but it is fascinating.
Art_Sorcery
Gorgeous! Old-time feel.
johnyf
Nicely atmospheric, great job!
Aspirer
Beautifully executed landscape that resonates with me as well. Although I am on the opposite side of the Atlantic, I can look outside my window to an old New England mill town in the valley below that resembles this scene, except the rail tracks are largely derelict, the mills quiet, and the smokestacks still. The air may be less polluted, the river runs cleaner, but something has been lost as well. An abandoned mill may make a picturesque backdrop, but the human energy and the dynamism that comes with producing something useful is mostly gone.
drace68
Whoa. In two hours you have a page full of praise. Well deserved praise Another detailed and fitting image to depict by-gone times. Trains hold special fascination for me, especially old steam. I don't think in the USA we ever had boiler-side water tanks on our engines - maybe we were too profligate with our resources. I do like that the train is heading toward the left: into the past. Another fine visual clue you left for us. Dick..
DennisReed
Excellent
tigertim
A superb piece of art...early 1900's industrial UK..... would look right at home with any Terence Cuneo works!. That GWR pannier tank loco looks fab to.
bebopdlx
Very cool work.
corvair42
My Jaw dropped to the floor when I saw this one. Now I need a new jaw thanks Peter.
eekdog
this really stands out. wow!!
Rona
Love trains and can immerse myself in the moodiness of this one.
ArtistKimberly
Delightfully Wonderful Work,
donnena
what a wonderfully grimy image!! so cool!!!
alKhall
An amazing image of bygone days Peter, I'm guessing the tree huggers were not around in the steam era... :0)
texboy
Absolutely marvelous, Peter!
mgtcs
Absolutely gorgeous work, very realistic, superb work!
jocko500
wow look like the industrial Revolutionary in full swing here . very well done
Savage_dragon
Love it! Amazing work. ")
MagikUnicorn
Beauty
DRAKELOT
Xcellent my friend !
deathwisp
Another amazing artwork. :) Good to see you post again.
pimanjc
Very nostalgic.
Krid
wonderful realistic scene with fantastic atmosphere
ROGERGONDRAN
Very beautiful creation, beautiful atmosphere.
starship64
Wonderful grungy scene. Great work!
gmvgmvgmv
Terrific scene all around; love the low light angle and bronze tones; really conveys a sense of industrial grime. Fine models as well. Very nicely executed.
blankfrancine Online Now!
Could be a cover for a steampunk novel,Peter.Exceptionally well done.
soffy
Excellent Art work,Peter,love the atmosphere and coloring***
OkrimSlava
cool stuff,well done.
E-Nomime
Потрясающая красивая картина. Мне очень нравятся паровозы. Замечательная композиция. Браво!!!!