Turtle Creek, PA, 1993
About The Work
This photograph is part of a series by James Welling capturing American railroads. Though railroads are often sometimes thought of with nostalgia as old-fashioned, Welling's images show trains still in use and playing a major role in the American economy.
About James Welling
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Photograph
Silver gelatin print.
8.00 x 10.00 in
20.3 x 25.4 cm
Edition of 42
Signed and numbered by the artist on verso.
PRICE:
$700
About The Work
This photograph is part of a series by James Welling capturing American railroads. Though railroads are often sometimes thought of with nostalgia as old-fashioned, Welling's images show trains still in use and playing a major role in the American economy.
About James Welling
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: Emily Bills - The Art for Home Interview
- News & Events: 4 Reasons to Collect James Welling's 'Seafoam' Film Still
- Art 101: If You Like John Baldessari, You'll Love These 5 Artists
- News & Events: 8 Sumptuous New Art Books to Read This Fall
- Art 101: 10 of Art History's Most Important (and Now Defunct) Galleries
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