Train Carts is an art print I created using an impasto oil technique. This technique uses bold brush strokes and bright colors creating a traditional oil look. This particular art print depicts the Issaquah Railroad Museum, a preservation of a piece of important history for this region. The setting is Issaquah, Washington and the train station museum. Capturing the look of its peak time in history, this art print is of two luggage carts sitting on the platform waiting for the next passenger train to pull in. The Issaquah train station was an important stop along the route from downtown Seattle to the mountain towns in the Cascades. Issaquah sits in the foothills of the Cascades and is now an eastern suburb of the Seattle metropolitan area.  The train station has been refurbished and now sits as a museum along the abandoned tracks it once served. (Click on the picture for a larger, more detailed image)

This art print is also available in the following galleries where my art is sold as various sized prints/posters, custom framed prints, wrapped canvas or on a variety of products: Redbubble  Pixels  fineartamerica  TeePublic

Through this gallery, I offer this artwork on a print personally signed by me in the size stated. This will be printed on Epson Premium Semi-matte Photo Paper. The paper is 10 ml in thickness, with 96% opacity and a 94 ISO brightness rating. The print is then hand cut, signed by me and packaged in a mailing tube for protection.