I’m Steve Wyse, railway artist, originally from North London I now live in Ramsgate on the east Kent coast. I’m a graphic designer by trade who has created a wealth of print and internet material for companies as diverse as Pepsi, Disney and Sky BSB plus designs over 70 DVD and CD covers for artists both great and small.
In the 1970s I worked as a professional musician, and as any working musician will tell you, there’s more ‘hanging around’ than performing. With so much free-time, I needed something to occupy the empty hours. Painting was the perfect answer, and for 8½ years so it continued until the day when everything changed and I needed to find a proper job.
The early 90s and I briefly returned to painting, but it was not until ‘Lockdown’ 2020 that the paints and brushes would once again see the light of day.
Nearly all the railway paintings shown on my website are from 2020 – 2023, and there’s more on the way…
NEW RAILWAY ART by STEVE WYSE HonGRA
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Brighton Belle Pullman
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Folkestone Viaduct
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Folkestone Viaduct in 1949
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Into The Light
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Broadstairs Station in 1928
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Brighton Line Express
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Ramsgate Harbour Station 1911
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Ramsgate Town Railway Station 1905
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The 20th Century Limited
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The White Cliffs of Dover
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Grove Ferry – Ferry & Train
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Manchester Exchange Station 1961
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Into the Light
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The Golden Arrow
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The Kentish Belle Pullman
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RH&DR near Dungerness
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Southern Railway Summer
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The Night Ferry – Victoria Station 1948
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Hayling Island Branch
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Edinburgh Princes Street Station
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Train leaving London Victoria Station
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Great Western Broad Gauge at Teignmouth
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Dover Priory Station 1925
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St Leonards Warrior Square Station 1957
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Marine Parade Dover 1955
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Leaving Liverpool Lime Street
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Nottingham Victoria Station 1964
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GNR (I) No.85 Merlin at Malahide
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Express Trains Greeting Cards Pack
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Southern Trains Greeting Cards Pack
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Railway Greetings Cards – Grouping Regions
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Atlantic Coast Express
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Hastings Express passes Chelsfield
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A1 Alcazar Waits at Kings Cross
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Bringing Up The Rear
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Out Of Town
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20th Century Limited
New York Central Railroad J3A class, 4-6-4 ‘Dreyfuss Hudson’ is seen departing LaSalle Street Station, Chicago, Illinois with the Chicago to New York Grand Central ’20th Century Limited’ in the late 1930s.
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The Night Ferry
The Night Ferry London to Paris boat train prepares to depart Victoria station in January 1948. The Night Ferry was an international boat train from London Victoria to Paris Gare du Nord that crossed the English Channel via a train ferry. It ran from 1936 until 1980.
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The Norseman
Ex London & North Eastern Railway, No.60103 Flying Scotsman, heads north out of London with The Norseman boat train to Newcastle (Tyne Commission Quay) in 1955.
The train is seen climbing Holloway bank.
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Authenticity and Accuracy: Accuracy in depicting trains and locomotives is crucial for railway enthusiasts who value historical and technical details. Ensuring that the artwork reflects the accurate design, colours, and characteristics of the featured trains enhances the authenticity and appeal of the prints.
Artistic Expression: While accuracy is important, artistic interpretation and creativity also play a significant role in captivating audiences. Artwork that evokes emotion, nostalgia, or captures the essence of the railway experience can deeply resonate with enthusiasts and collectors.
Accessibility and Affordability: Offering original paintings, prints and greetings cards at various prices makes railway-themed artwork accessible to a wider audience. Providing options for both high-quality prints suitable for framing and more affordable options such as prints and greetings cards ensures that enthusiasts with different budgets can enjoy and collect railway art.