Brighton Belle Pullman

£54.00

The electric Brighton Belle Pullman train seen in the 1960s passing beneath the North Downs Way near Redhill.
The Brighton Belle was the Pullman train first operated by the Southern Railway and later British Railways. It ran from London Victoria Station to Brighton. It was the flagship of the Southern Railway’s electrification program begun in 1931. The world’s only electric all-Pullman service ran daily from 1933 until 1972.

  • Signed giclee print on a hi-grade satin-gloss 190gsm paper
  • Image size: 430mm x 290mm
  • Overall size: 500mm x 380mm

The original, unframed painting, acrylics on canvas size 30″ x 20″ is available to buy. Email steve.wyse@artwyse.com

 

Description

The electric Brighton Belle Pullman train seen in the early 1960s passing beneath the North Downs Way near Redhill.
The Brighton Belle was the Pullman train first operated by the Southern Railway and later British Railways. Designated 5BEL, these three five coach electric multiple units (EMU) ran from London’s Victoria Station to Brighton. It was the flagship of the Southern Railway’s third rail electrification project which had begun in 1931. The world’s only electric all-Pullman service ran every day from 1933 until 1972.

  • Signed giclee print on a hi-grade satin-gloss 190gsm paper
  • Image size: 430mm x 290mm
  • Overall size: 500mm x 380mm
Brighton Belle Pullman

Additional information

Weight 0.03 kg

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