Trains Art For Sale (31)

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Browse 31 Trains artworks for sale. Contemporary artists: Michael Pickett, Jennifer Vranes, Obert Fittje, Kelly Olszyk, Maria Teresa Fernandes, Tim Tero, John Williams, I. Joseph, Robin Richard Emrich offering Trains artworks. Links to more artworks by these contemporary artists and 2 pages for and further artists at the bottom of this page. To view a work by any of these contemporary artists simply click on the image or browse the artist's portfolio. To buy any Trains art simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art.


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Jennifer Vranes: 'Jewels of Autumn', 2008 Acrylic Painting, Trains.
Trains - Painting
60 x 36 inches (152.4 x 91.4 cm)
Michael Pickett: 'Ghost Train', 2008 Acrylic Painting, Trains.
Trains - Painting
14 x 11 inches (35.6 x 27.9 cm)
Obert Fittje: 'Wheels of Industry', 2007 Color Photograph, Trains. Artist Description:  Found this almost abstract image on the wheels of an old steam engine tractor in New Hampshire. ...
Trains - Photograph
12 x 8 inches (30.5 x 20.3 cm)
Kelly Olszyk: 'dark engine', 2007 Mixed Media, Trains. Artist Description:  This painting is 1 of 4 that was painted for a show in Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania. This is painted from a photograph of an old train in Steamtown ( Scranton, PA) . It is painted with acrylic, conte crayon and glue. The surface has small rips and scratch marks in ...
Trains - Mixed Media
20 x 30 inches (50.8 x 76.2 cm)
Maria Teresa Fernandes: 'Morumbi view', 1974 Oil Painting, Trains. Artist Description:  working with various plans is always a defiant bask ( track is between river and the skyscrapers ) ...
Trains - Painting
28 x 20 inches (71.1 x 50.8 cm)
Tim Tero: 'tuesday kamakura', 2006 Oil Painting, Trains. Artist Description:  based on a pause of a video i took while riding on the edoden tram line in kamakura. ...
Trains - Painting
48 x 58 inches (121.9 x 147.3 cm)
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John Williams: 'Cars and trains', 2004 Acrylic Painting, Trains. Artist Description: Expressway by railway switching tower....
Trains - Painting
30 x 20 inches (76.2 x 50.8 cm)
I. Joseph: 'Last Stop Grange Hall road', 2005 Oil Painting, Trains. Artist Description: impressionism, country scenes...
Trains - Painting
36 x 24 inches (91.4 x 61.0 cm)
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Robin Richard Emrich: 'Southern Pacific No 4501', 1997 Etching, Trains. Artist Description: Etching of the Steam Locomotive Southern Railway Engine Number 4501.Also avaliable as an engraving ( 3x5 for $75. 00US) ....
Trains - Etching
22 x 18 inches (55.9 x 45.7 cm)
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Artists Describing Their Art:

Michael Pickett - We all have wonderful talents to bring to the World of art as artist. Your unique style and ambitions are greatly respected. We are empowered by the inspiration of our souls, inspired by the beauty of the world around us, and, in our way, changing the world. My goal as an artist is to make a difference in the world of art. I am color-blind and I have dyslexia. Having overcome many obstacles in my life then sharing my findings to those I run across. I am painfully shy when it comes to promoting myself to different galleries and organizations and that's why I've created my own portfolio web site. (www.pickettonline.com) Competition in the world of art is so high that good artist will eventually give up, not knowing that in there own way, they really are making a difference, Maybe not in the world, but in the local community or their family and friends. ...

Jennifer Vranes - Words like brilliant and vibrant are often used to describe the contemporary paintings of Jennifer Vranes. With her extreme texture, and colors just brighter than reality, Vranes' paintings capture an intense energy that is both positive and uplifting. An extensive world traveler, Vranes gets her inspiration from places she has seen from all over the world. Through her art, she transports the viewer to distant lands where poppies grow wildly in breathtaking meadows; where fragrant Lavender is farmed in lush rows in France; or where aspens quake in the Rocky Mountains. Vranes finds the secret utopias that often go unnoticed and she captures it on canvas for the whole world to stop and take notice. Her passion to capture the dazzling beauty of nature stems from having grown up in a small country town in Southern Oregon. Perhaps it is her upbringing that inspires her subject matter which consistently portrays large, open spaces and white houses--much like the house she grew up in. Vranes continued her education at Brigham Young University , graduating in April 1998 with a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree. It was after her graduation that she met and married Matthew Vranes, a native of San Francisco. ...

Obert Fittje - In addition to the mythology of our culture, we all have certain experiences, expressions and images that have deep personal significance and meaning. These form the foundation of our personal mythology. Some of us have richer and more elaborate personal mythologies than others. Recently I came to the realization that I was mainly painting the images of my own personal mythology. I am self taught as a painter and after painting for eleven years, I consider that to my advantage as the icons of my mythology are rarely something out there in the material world. My paintings lie somewhere between the presence and the absence of an identifiable image. It would have been a waste of time for me to have spent years learning the techniques to make my paintings look realistic because the subjects of my mythology are mostly imaginary. I do not go outside to nature to find the subjects of my paintings, but rather I paint inside using my imagination and the images of my personal mythology. As a retired professional psychologist, I have been trained in the use of projective tests such as the Rorschach Inkblots where the observer is presented with purposely-vague images. The ...

Kelly Olszyk - Born in Alabama, Kelly had a love of art ever since she was a child. Now, residing in Eastern Pennsylvania, that love has grown into passion. Olszyk is an award winning artist who's education is in Graphic Design. Her work is both analytical and intuitive. Kelly matches her creativity with story telling. Sometimes obvious and sometimes the artist says. "You have to read into the subject and the brush strokes equally to see what is really going on". Her works are taken from everyday life. In the present and the past. " I look at things from a different perspective, sometimes a simple shape can take on a life of it's own and sometimes the complexity of a subject can be broken down into it's purest essence", says the artist....

Maria Teresa Fernandes - Admiring Teresa's paintings we are touched by her pictorial sensitivity. Difficult task in light colors (volume and transparencies on a clear basis). Few do it due to the required dedication with pallete knife(no brush).It's painting consacrated by the love to paint. Radha Abramo(Renowned art critique)comments at Solo Exhibition Catalog at SESC Paulista in June 84 -( sent at request and reproduced in one of the pages of this site). ...

Tim Tero - i began painting after taking some painting courses w/ jon imber at the museum of fine arts school. jon imbers teacher back in the day was phillip guston. i am currently starting a series of paintings based images from the tokyo metro. i am obviously influenced heavly by contemporary japanese culture. but, also there are many contemporary painters, such as neo rauch and ena swansea that i'm very inspired by. film, espesially asian cinema has also been a big influence. more later......

John Williams - The Vanishing City: For twenty years I've been painting the changing urban scene of a North American city. Not the quaint cityscapes but the architecture of the everyday: the old, tawdry and forgotten places that we've lived and worked in. The backstreet houses, old commercial buildings, and dusty automobiles. The banal things we're programmed to tune out can have a power in memory and imagination that the cliched or monumental often lack. Drawing encouragement from urban painters as diverse as John Sloan, Edward Hopper, and contemporaries like Wayne Thiebaud, James Doolin and Richard Estes, I've painted these scenes in a straight-ahead style that respects their nature instead of idealizing them. Of course I don't paint these scenes because I think they're ugly. On the contrary, the look of afternoon light on the old brick of an Italianate warehouse, or the cool shadow thrown by the bold diagonal of a freeway ramp are some of the reasons I love the city. While there are few architectural gems in these scenes, their mixed-up but vital textures, materials and period cliches vividly tell the story of our free market development patterns and values. ...

I. Joseph - Journey with me through past and present with my special blending of brilliant oils on canvas and watercolors on paper. With these eclectic views of people, nature, animals, and scenes, I have attempted to capture for the viewer what the eye can behold yet only the mind and spirit can interpret....

I. Joseph -