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Original artwork description:
Some 18 months ago we moved to Lymington quite near the station. This painting depicts the station early in the age of steam. The station then, like now is always busy and provides a wonderful 10 minutes link with the Main line railway services to Winchester and London from Brockenhurst. The primary function of the line is to connect the Isle of Wight Ferry with Brockenhurst, The half hour service is one of the reasons we moved to our new house.
Materials used:
Professional Artist Watercolour Paint; Arches 300lb rough watercolour paper
Tags:
#stage train #isle of wight ferry link #lyming town station circa 1910Lymingtown Town Station - Steam Age (2019)
Watercolour
by Mal Phillips
1 Artist Reviews
£75 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 53.5 x 43.5 x 3.4cm (framed) / 35 x 27cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Original artwork description
Some 18 months ago we moved to Lymington quite near the station. This painting depicts the station early in the age of steam. The station then, like now is always busy and provides a wonderful 10 minutes link with the Main line railway services to Winchester and London from Brockenhurst. The primary function of the line is to connect the Isle of Wight Ferry with Brockenhurst, The half hour service is one of the reasons we moved to our new house.
Materials used:
Professional Artist Watercolour Paint; Arches 300lb rough watercolour paper
Tags:
#stage train #isle of wight ferry link #lyming town station circa 1910
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Artist Reviews (1)
Mal Phillips
United Kingdom
About
My paintings have had a major influence in my life over the
past sixty years. Someone once asked me do you have to paint. I thought, what a funny question. My... Read more