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Posted 9 months ago
Ted_Straub
(205 items)
This print by H.O. Bailey Studios copyright 1934 is 70cm long by 13cm tall. It is really highly detailed, and the years have been kind to it as it in great shape. In addition to the graphics re: Bailey Studios, also imprinted is "British Rights Reserved".
The subject of this print is a NYC Hudson locomotive, and I don't know if the background is discernible in this photo, but the loco is poised with the Hudson River and Hudson Highlands in the background. Its media looks to be almost like a watercolor. It is a well done work.
This was another auction find that I am truly glad to have acquired. If anyone can give information on this print, I would appreciate your input
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Great promotional print that probably hung in a depot or railroad office area. Needs to be restored and the wrinkles taken out.
Larry Davis