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THIS PAINTING IS SOLD BUT YOU TOO CAN COMMISSION MIKE TO PAINT YOUR VERY OWN ORIGINAL OF YOUR FAVOURITE STEAM LOCOMOTIVE WHETHER BRITISH OR AMERICAN, A SOUND INVESTMENT FROM WHOM MANY REGARD AS BRITAIN’S LEADING TRANSPORT ARTIST. JUST E-MAIL mike@transportartist.co.uk

A very early painting of mine from the early seventies of one of my favourite locomotives the Stanier designed 4.6.0 Jubilee class for the old London, Midland and Scottish railway seen leaving Liverpool sometime in the late 1930s with an up express for London. The locomotive is carrying the original flat-sided Fowler design of tender not the more usual Stanier version, in fact some early Jubilees were paired with these right to the end of steam in the sixties but most were replaced by tenders from withdrawn Black Fives or 8Fs.

A painting like this of your favourite vehicle, British or American, in oils on canvas or board would cost about £2000.

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  • lucin
    lucinabout 3 years ago

    Applause

  • Many thanks Lucin, I am going to do an updated version of this soon.

    – Mike Jeffries

  • Edward Denyer
    Edward Denyerabout 3 years ago

    Excellent again Mike, I think it’s great. – Ted

  • Thanks Ted, as I’ve said above I like this composition so much I’m going to do an updated version.

    – Mike Jeffries

  • James J. Ravenel, III
    James J. Raven...about 3 years ago

    Beautiful painting, Mike.

  • Thank you James, I love Jubilees, they always had that long-legged look compared to a Black Five.

    – Mike Jeffries

  • CeePhotoArt
    CeePhotoArtabout 3 years ago


    Ground transportation vehicles built prior to and including 1949
    Your cohosts,
    Cee and Chris

  • Tom  Holland
    Tom Hollandabout 3 years ago

    Great picture,Mike, Jubilees were my favourite too. I especially remember that kind of staccato roar they made when they were accelerating up a slight incline.

  • Thank you Tom, yes they had that beat you only get from a three-cylinder engine, I see you have a serious case of the steam bug too!

    Mike

    – Mike Jeffries

  • Tom  Holland
    Tom Hollandabout 3 years ago

    Yes, Mike,an infection impossible to get rid of! Your paintings are superb,by the way-such accurate,clean, detail!

  • dave  allen
    dave allenabout 3 years ago

    great work,steam was a truly memorable time.

  • TREVOR34
    TREVOR34about 3 years ago

    Bliss on rails…As good as it is to see ’em in steam and working. this sort of image hauls up all the memories of seeing them go by with a train load of holiday bound passengers……….oh nice work……….

  • Bliss on rails, I love it Trevor!

    – Mike Jeffries

  • carlosramos
    carlosramosabout 3 years ago

    Fabulous artwork !!

  • Babbler
    Babblerabout 3 years ago

    great