Original paintings, prints and cards
I’ll be manning my stand at this year’s Herne Bay Model Railway Exhibition at the…Herne Centre, School Lane, Herne CT6 7AP • Saturday 24th October 2026 10am – 4pmIt will be bursting at the seams with trains in miniature for
Trains and Traction at the Ramsgate Tunnels – Free Model Railway Exhibition Sunday 6 September 2026 10am–4pmVisit Ramsgate Tunnels miniature steam, traction engines and railway fun event organised by Canterbury and Ramsgate Model Engineering Clubs. On Sunday is a free
Two new paintings both featuring the town of Ramsgate are now available as greeting cards and fine art prints: Trams in Thanet ran from 1901 until 1937. The painting depicts the early days of the tram network with narrow-bodied car
Prints are now available of my painting of Isle of Thanet Tramways tram cars passing the waterfall by Madeira Walk in Ramsgate (1905). Tram car number 49 slowly grinds up the steep hill past the gardens, while number 17 nears
My latest artwork just off the easel.Details and Prints available >>>
Skimbleshanks the Railway Cat The painting depicts Elham station in the 1930s with a Canterbury to Dover train leaving in the early afternoon. By this time the south-bound track was no longer in use and overgrown. The Elham Valley line
Hot off the press!I have three new railway-themed greetings cards which will be available in April. They are…
The Liverpool Overhead Railway closed at the end of 1956. It had opened in 1893 to carry dock workers to the warehouses, docks and waterfrontThe Liverpool Overhead Railway was the first all electric elevated railway in the world. The railway was
Ramsgate’s current station was opened in 1926 on July 2nd by the recently formed Southern Railway in order to replace two older stations: The South Eastern Railway’s ‘Ramsgate Town Station’ ) at the top of Chatham Street), and the London
My latest artwork depicts a type 4 (later class 52) diesel-hydraulic locomotive waiting at the old Birmingham Snow Hill station with a London, Paddington bound service in the early 1960s.All Western class locomotives were given a two word name, the first