Train Car

Three color photographs railroad train cars are presented in a 10"x 96" installation.

Early Pair of Pullman Train Antique Sconces salvaged from an early train car.

In addition to their surroundings, the train cars themselves often serve as canvases for urban artists.

The photographer, Stephen Mallon, captures this moving train car and its tagged graffiti sides as it travels through the landscape of America, with a bucolic blue clouded sky just be...

The photographer, Stephen Mallon, captures this moving train car and its tagged graffiti sides as it travels through the landscape of America, with a bucolic blue clouded sky just be...

The photographer, Stephen Mallon, captures this moving train car and its tagged graffiti sides as it travels through the landscape of America, with a bucolic blue clouded sky just be...

Poised against the rugged western landscape Mallon’s photographs of train cars often appear to carry the weight of the mountains themselves.

Poised against the rugged western landscape Mallon’s photographs of train cars often appear to carry the weight of the mountains themselves.

we have a quantity of 40 authentic deco flush mounts . These lights were mounted in the ceiling of the 20th Century Limited. Henry Dreyfuss re-designed both the exterior and inter...

American 1950s box lot of 14 various Lionel accessory train cars and rolling stock

Also there is some more of train cars (in the box) this will come with the train station.

This interactive poster by acclaimed illustrator James McMullan invites viewers to engage by visually matching images in the margin with corresponding train cars. McMullan’s detailed...

C-Print Photograph, edition 2/5 signed on reverse by the artist, Stephen Mallon. 40"x60" This photograph depicts a New York City Subway Train Car being dropped into the ocean to ma...

C-Print Photograph, edition 1/5 signed on reverse by the artist, Stephen Mallon. 20"x30" This photograph depicts a New York City Subway Train Car being dropped into the ocean to ma...

This large scale color photograph depicts an open freight train car, perfectly framing a vista of a mountain with the train tracks in the foreground.

The piece is a functional mailbox with a pull handle in the front, several train cars, with the last being open to hold boxes and larger mail.

Stacks of New York City subway cars sit atop a barge at sea. The blue-grey water, shows a white wave cresting in foreground with the lines of subway train cars stacked on top of ea...

Stacks of New York City subway cars sit atop a barge at sea. The blue-grey water, shows a white wave cresting in foreground with the lines of subway train cars stacked on top of ea...

Manufactured by Martin Guenier Adorned the train car of the "President de la Republique" in the 1950s Bibliography: Vivianne Jutheau "Jules et Andre Leleu", editions Vecteurs, page ...

View of the castle on a hill, in the foreground, framed by a train's car window. A small waterside town in the background, set amongst a lush hilly/mountainous landscape.

Hale & Kilburn were the "king" of train car seating! These unique benches are in very good original condition.

Time and human contact add to each train car’s individuality: all carrying a vast, and sometimes surprising array of goods and resources.

Time and human contact add to each train car’s individuality: all carrying a vast, and sometimes surprising array of goods and resources.

This is one of more interesting early train car lamps from this collection. Few of these luxury class Victorian RR lamps still exist.

An artifact of America's industrial history, this large aluminum spotlight from the early 20th century was created by the Crouse-Hinds Company, a manufacturer based in Syracuse, New ...

The Seymour Chaise calls to the streamlined shapes of Art Deco train cars with a curved back support and soft corners.

Time and human contact add to each train car’s individuality: all carrying a vast, and sometimes surprising array of goods and resources.

Time and human contact add to each train car’s individuality: all carrying a vast, and sometimes surprising array of goods and resources.

This small, simple and elegant geometric style sconce is a nod to Turn of The Century train car sconces. Its understated and brings the sconce design down to its lowest common denomi...

Art Deco has influenced bridges, buildings, ships, ocean liners, trains, cars, trucks, buses, furniture, and everyday objects like radios and vacuum cleaners.

Time and human contact add to each train car’s individuality: all carrying a vast, and sometimes surprising array of goods and resources.

Time and human contact add to each train car’s individuality: all carrying a vast, and sometimes surprising array of goods and resources.

The Monterey Bed by Lawson-Fenning calls to the streamlined shapes of Art Deco train cars with a curved headboard and soft corners.

Time and human contact add to each train car’s individuality: all carrying a vast, and sometimes surprising array of goods and resources.

This photograph depicts a New York City Subway Train Car as it is lifted onto a barge as it makes its way to a drop site out in the Atlantic Ocean.

Pouring out of the small cup decorated with images of train cars, the bundle of purple pansies are also joined by two red-and-white [pansies of another variety.

The Monterey Bed by Lawson-Fenning calls to the streamlined shapes of Art Deco train cars with a curved headboard and soft corners.

The Seymour Chaise calls to the streamlined shapes of Art Deco train cars with a curved back support and soft corners.

." - VP Taken with a vintage film camera in a place where retired train cars go to live out their days under the open sky; exposed to the elements, for better or worse. :: Photograp...

Painterly strokes of dark green and taupe define sweeping clouds and sparse flora across the hillside, contrasting with the dense grey and black detail of the train cars. Known for...

C-Print Photograph, edition 2/5 signed on reverse by the artist, Stephen Mallon. 30"x45" This photograph is from the New York photographer's series, "Next Stop Atlantic," which cap...

C-Print Photograph, edition 2/5 signed on reverse by the artist, Stephen Mallon. 20"x30" In this photograph a lone figure walks along the roofs of New York City Subway Train Cars l...

C-Print Photograph, edition 2/5 signed on reverse by the artist, Stephen Mallon. 30"x45" This photograph depicts a New York City Subway Train Car as it is being dropped into the oc...

Freight Train Car Photograph - 20"x60" c-print photograph, limited edition of 10 signed upon reverse.

By 1974, he would change his moniker to “VICTOR-161” and paint hundreds of train cars and soon be admitted into the world famous graffiti clique “WILD STYLE” - an honor bestowed due ...

Designed in a naïve, cartoon-like style, the snowman emerges against a crisp alpine backdrop—his form humorously echoing a train barreling through snow-capped mountains. Flanked on e...

Seen is a street artist best known for his graffiti works which covered MTA train cars along the New York subway system during the 1970s.

This color photograph captures a New York city subway train car, mid-air as it is being dropped into the Atlantic Ocean to make an artificial reef.

This small, simple and elegant geometric style sconce is a nod to turn of the century modernist Joseph Hoffman at his best. It has the look of a train car sconce. It’s delicately com...

The photographs that are presented in this exhibition capture the grandiosity of this effort; the weight of these 18-ton train cars can be felt as they are ferried off and plunged in...

"Passing Freight" is a visual celebration of the unique beauty and function of freight train cars in United States. Mallon’s industrial landscape photographs isolate freight cars wi...

Through styling and design of the exterior and interior of anything from large structures to small objects, including how people look (clothing, fashion and jewelry), Art Deco has in...

About the Artist: Seen (American, born 1961) is a street artist best known for his graffiti works which covered MTA train cars along the New York subway system during the 1970s.

The photographs that are presented in this exhibition capture the grandiosity of this effort; the weight of these 18-ton train cars can be felt as they are ferried off and plunged in...

Original vintage advertising poster for the Rank Xerox Copy Bureaux - Walk in service Shell Centre 10 York Road SE1 Head Office & Night Service - featuring a map of London showing th...

His designs—ranging from furniture and glass to silver and interior spaces—were implemented in a variety of public commissions across Vienna in the 1950s, including the Museum of the...

About the Artist: Seen (American, born 1961) is a street artist best known for his graffiti works which covered MTA train cars along the New York subway system during the 1970s.