Presenting the works of C. L. Smith
A second generation
railroad man
with the gift to paint what he knows and loves
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| C.L.Smith | ||
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A second generation
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CB&O Downers Grove 1940's 24" h x 36" w Oil on Linen The station at
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Grand
Central Station - 24" h x 36" w Oil on Linen Recently Sold |
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Ladies in Waiting 24 x 36 Oil on Linen Santa Fe - Newton, Kansas Recently Sold |
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Central
Railway - 8 x 10 Oil on Linen |
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SP 4449 Daylight 18 x 24 Oil on Linen 2009 View
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Pennsylvania S2 no. 6200 24 x 36 Oil on Linen Leaving Chicago View
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Great Northern 24 x 30 Oil on Linen 1990 |
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Kings Cross - London 28 x 40 Oil on Linen View
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Verdun,
France 1917- 12 x 16 Oil on Linen |
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Rocky
Mountain Rocket- 22 x 34 Oil on Linen 2007 |
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Ready Tracks 24 x 36 Oil on Linen |
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Pacific
Limited - 28 x 40 Oil on Linen |
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Milwaukee
Road - 12 x 16 Oil on Linen View
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Dawn Mail - 24 x 36 Oil on Linen 2007 |
Other works by C.L. Smith |
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Burlington at Downers Grove 5" h x 7" w Suburban service, the train
waiting |
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Northbound 24" h x 36" w A northbound packet steamer |
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Chicago Ship Canal 8" h x 21" w Oil on Linen |
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Sold works by C.L. Smith |
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Santa Fe
-Dearborn Street - 16 x 20 Oil on Linen 2008 $850 Sold |
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The Line Up 16 x 20 Oil on Linen 2007 $ 780 Sold |
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Ore Carrier 16" h x 20" w Oil on Linen Sold |
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Eastern
Railway - 8 x 16 Oil on Linen $425 Sold |
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| Up close and personal | |
| See the artist's brush strokes, style and use of colors. Click Here |
| The Artist | |
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C. L. Smith Raised in a railway family with close ties to coal and iron mining, Smith witnessed America's heavy industries at work. Southern railway lines were well traveled when he attended a military college in the south. Working with oil on linen, his paintings are detailed, yet conveying the drama of light and motion. He has won many awards and has exhibited across the U.S. His paintings have covered and appeared in magazines, and one was the dust jacket for the book "One Man's Locomotives". He resides in the western suburbs of Chicago |
| Contact |
If you have any questions about this artist, please feel free to contact us here at the Brigantine Gallery |
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| Phone | (630) 663-0399 |
