Tucker Smith THE GREAT NORTHERN, Burlington Northern, MasterWork canvas #3/75

Description: THE GREAT NORTHERN #3/75 (Limited Edition MasterWork™ giclee Canvas)by: Tucker Smith Image size: 60"w x 15"h (unstretched) Published: 2014 Edition Size: 75 This is print #3/75 This Masterwork™ giclee canvas is signed and numbered by the artist and GUARANTEED to arrive in MINT condition!! Tucker Smith is one of the leading contemporary and traditional Western artists in the country today. We are offering this canvas never framed, with certificate of authenticity. We will gladly ship to you insured UPS for FREE in the contiguous US. By bidding, foreign residents also acknowledge that they are aware of and agree to pay all taxes and related charges. THE GREAT NORTHERN #3/75 (Limited Edition MasterWork™ giclee Canvas) Relieve the glory days of railroad travel with Tucker Smith’s grand panorama "The Great Northern." Streaming through scenic Glacier National Park in northwest Montana, this locomotive boldly crosses a narrow trestle high above historic Two Medicine River. This is how the Great Northern would have looked on a fine summer day in the late 1930s, the white-capped Rocky Mountains keeping their snow all year. "Nicknamed the "Empire Builder" after its founder James Hill, the Great Northern dominated the Northwest from the 30s through the 40s. Hill built the railroad without any government funds, supporting the endeavor by helping to develop Glacier National Park, which in turn promoted travel on the train. The Great Northern was eventually sold and incorporated into other lines to form the Burlington Northern. In this painting the Great Northern steams through Glacier National Park in northwest Montana, boldly crossing a narrow trestle high above historic Two Medicine River. This is how the Great Northern would have looked on a fine summer day in the late 1930s, the white-capped Rocky Mountains keeping their snow all year round. My grandfather was a conductor on the Great Northern and he quit driving the family car when he was in his 50s. Not because there was anything wrong with him - he just figured the railroad could take him every place he wanted to go." AUTHORIZED GREENWICH WORKSHOP DEALER CONSERVATION DESIGN, INC 14 VALLEY ST. DUXBURY, MA 02332

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