Steam Locomotive 2141 Canvas Print

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A black antique locomotive cools off in the garage after its yearly run.
This image of 2141, aka "Spirit of Kamloops", was taken on Canada Day after its tour of the park. The Canadian flag hangs limply and the heat is still rolling off the engine. Please note: This photograph has a gritty texture for an artistic appeal.

The locomotive was built in 1912 in Kingston, Ontario as a coal-burning engine. It spent its early years hauling freight, passengers and mixed trains on the prairies. In 1948 it was converted to burn oil. Its last working years were spent on Vancouver Island. 2141 is one of a group of 25 engines (numbers 2130 to 2154) built by the Canadian Locomotive Company in Kingston, Ontario for the Canadian Northern Railway. Her classification is "Light Consolidated" because of her 2‑8‑0 wheel configuration. She is ￿light axle loading￿ -114 tons in working order. Her official class is M‑3‑d and she is the only survivor of this type. She has 57" drive...

Theresa Tahara is a fine art photographer and digital artist specializing in FotoArtistry. Use the contact button beside my selfie to join my email list for special discounts. "I believe that the more we look for beauty in this world, the more beauty there is to be found. If it is an expectation, it will appear and I try to convey this appearance with my photography. Life itself can be an endless creative journey and I am glad to be part of it." - Theresa Tahara Specializing in creative manipulation photography. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.

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