By Smethwick and Galton Bridge, Smethwick by Susan Hodgetts
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Taken from the Galton Bridge built by Thomas Telford in 1829, this painting shows the railway bridge. To me this shows the modern faster transport and then we have the older slower (and more sedate!) transport. Which is YOUR preference?
About the Artist
Susan Hodgetts
Artist from the West Midlands, member of a local art group. Took up painting as a way to relax late last year and am now working on a thematic subject, getting together acrylic artwork from my walkabout travels around the local area, aided by my trusty sketchbook and pen/colour pencils! Looking…
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