The last Train through Randalstown

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This is such a good painting Trevor, I like your style of painting. You have some excellent paintings in your gallery.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Tue 28 Sep 08:10:18

Beautiful painting.

Posted by Chris Scott on Tue 28 Sep 08:24:16

Very, very nice Trevor, so much to look at and enjoy

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 28 Sep 09:14:08

Lovely colours lovely painting

Posted by Faye Patrick on Tue 28 Sep 10:10:42

Love your sense of play with colour. This works really well and is a very appealing painting Trevor.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Tue 28 Sep 10:21:48

Lovely painting

Posted by Lyn Thacker on Tue 28 Sep 14:31:38

Lovely oil painting Trevor, nice subject.

Posted by Gillian Dix on Tue 28 Sep 16:46:50

Superb Trevor - such lovely tone and colour.

Posted by Shaun Byatt on Wed 29 Sep 09:50:42

Great composition, beautiful colours and the fisherman brings the whole piece to life.

Posted by Fred Elwell on Wed 29 Sep 15:43:02

beautiful colours and great composition.

Posted by Hilary Pendlebury on Wed 29 Sep 15:51:39

This is a really good painting, love the colours

Posted by Sylvia McCluskie on Sat 02 Oct 14:40:56

Hang on Studio Wall

28/09/2021

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Oil on 3mm Plywood sheet. 26ins x 36ins My painting is really two scenes, ' then and now.' I was inspired by an early morning walk by the River Maine in our village where our house was built over the old railway line that came off the viaduct. The viaduct and road bridge still exist today, but the last train to Belfast passed through Randalstown in October 1959.

About the Artist

trevor lawrence

Worked as an illustrator from technical art to advertising art and publishing, magazine illustration to film posters. Originally from Watford now resident in Co. Antrim, Has taught painting and has had work exhibited at The Royal Ulster Academy annual exhibition. Trevor also gives painting…

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