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Renowned marine artist David Bell also has a passion for historic steam locomotives which is beautifully demonstrated in this, his fifth, book.
‘An Odyssey in Steam’ transports us back to a golden age of steam travel with an evocative collection of drawings and paintings, alongside a wealth of factual information and personal recollections. He combines an ability to capture the atmosphere of the time with a captivating technical accuracy, and features many of the engines currently at The National Railway Museum in York including the Rocket; the Flying Scotsman; the Evening Star; the Duke of Gloucester and the Mallard.
102 pages. 12x8”. Hardback.
‘An Odyssey in Steam’ transports us back to a golden age of steam travel with an evocative collection of drawings and paintings, alongside a wealth of factual information and personal recollections. He combines an ability to capture the atmosphere of the time with a captivating technical accuracy, and features many of the engines currently at The National Railway Museum in York including the Rocket; the Flying Scotsman; the Evening Star; the Duke of Gloucester and the Mallard.
102 pages. 12x8”. Hardback.
David Bell
David C Bell was born in Lincolnshire. After attending Trinity House Navigation School in Hull, David Bell embarked upon a career at sea as a navigating cadet in the Merchant Navy. Having spent time at sea drawing and painting he felt his true course in life was to paint full-time. So, after nine years sailing around the world as a ship's navigator, he left the sea to become an art student. After gaining a B.A. in Art David Bell set about fulfilling his ambition as a Marine Artist.
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