Showing posts with label railroad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label railroad. Show all posts
Saturday, March 7, 2020
The Firefly
SOLD The Firefly, oil on canvas, 10 x 20 x 1 1/2 inches. The Firefly was a passenger train with the Frisco Lines from 1935 to 1960. It served the Kansas City, Tulsa, Oklahoma City route. This is a commission that I just completed. It was a lot of fun to paint.
Labels:
oil painting,
painterly,
railroad,
Texas artist,
train
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Trains
GATX 2170, oil on gallery wrapped canvas, 10" x 20"
BNSF 4100, oil on gallery wrapped canvas, 10" x 20 "
A&NR 2000, oil on gallery wrapped canvas, 10" x 20 "
I love trains! I see these trains rolling through town almost every day. There are others I plan to paint, also. I love to hear them--the rumble and the horns. Even if I'm miles away, on a quiet night I can hear them.
These three paintings just returned from an exhibition at Angelina College.
BNSF 4100, oil on gallery wrapped canvas, 10" x 20 "
A&NR 2000, oil on gallery wrapped canvas, 10" x 20 "
I love trains! I see these trains rolling through town almost every day. There are others I plan to paint, also. I love to hear them--the rumble and the horns. Even if I'm miles away, on a quiet night I can hear them.
These three paintings just returned from an exhibition at Angelina College.
Labels:
East Texas,
landscape,
oil painting,
railroad,
trains
Monday, April 26, 2010
Outdoor Painters Society paint out (plein air paintings)
Labels:
bluebonnets,
feed store,
landscape,
oil painting,
paint out,
painterly,
railroad
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Saturday, May 24, 2008
RICARDOoil on canvas, appr 4"x6"
This is Ricardo, Texas. I thought it was interesting how this house was between the water tower and the railroad track and highway. I took many pictures of water towers in towns along the way between Lufkin and the Rio Grande Valley on our recent trip. I've thought about doing a series of paintings of water towers. We'll see.
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BLUEBONNET ROAD 6x8, oil on canvas on board.


