Artist | Works |
Bagdatopoulos, William Spencer (1888-1965). Greek-born but studied in The Netherlands and worked in Britain. He was commissioned to do a lot of work for Indian State Railways | Golden Arrow
Flèche d'Or |
Baker, A R | Where Hampshire meets Dorset |
Barber | Night Ferry |
Biais, Henri I. French, which served him right. There is a rue Henri Biais in Villefranche-sur Mer. Don't know if that's named after this guy. | Vers l'Angleterre |
Birck, Alphonse. French. (1859-1942) | Fêtes de Ghezireh au Caire |
Broders, Roger (1883-1953). French | PLM Simplon Orient Express |
Brown, Gregory. (1887-1948) | The Londoner's Garden - Kent
The Londoner's Leisure - the Thames
The Londoner's Highlands - Surrey |
Cassandre, Adolphe Mouron (né Adolphe Jean-Marie Mouron in Kharkov, Ukraine) (1901-1968) The best-known and most influential artist yet to feature on this site. Won a first prize at the 1925 Paris Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes (from which we get the term Art Deco). Created lots of Art Deco posters (Normandie is probably his most famous). Got depressed and topped himself. | Victoria London Dunkerque
Dunkerque Folkestone Londres
Nord Express |
Danvers, Verney L. Active from the 1920s certainly through to the 1950s (BR Swanage artwork c. 1955). | Good Morning
Good Night |
Fix-Masseau, Pierre. French. (1905-1994) | Côte d'Azur Pullman Express |
Joseph, Agnes | Sussex Downs |
Keeley, Patrick (possibly Keely) | A Straight Line
Progress on the Southern Railway |
Kerr, T D. Prolific during the 1920s, but apart from that I can't find a single thing about him. Or her, for that matter. | Gateway to the Continent
Electrification (part of Progress quartet)
Steam! (again, Progress)
Rolling Stock (ditto)
The Viaduct (likewise)
Your Best Expresses |
King, Cecil | Whitstable & Tankerton |
Marton, Lajos. Hungarian. Well he must be with a name like that. | Bournemouth Belle |
Molenaar, H. | Bournemouth Belle |
Mott, Ralph (1888-1959) | Door-to-door |
Naurac, Jean-Raoul | Londres-Vichy Pullman |
Newbould, Frank (1887 - 1951) | Penny a mile |
Payne, Stanley | Londres |
Péan, René (1875-1955) | London-Paris via Newhaven-Dieppe |
Rojan (Feodor Stepanovich Rojankovsky) (1891-1970) Russian émigré illustrator of children's books and erotic literature! | Kew Gardens |
Severin, Mark (or Marc) (1906 - 1987) Belgian-born artist and graphic designer who lived in England for most of his life. Seems to have had a bookplate specialism. | Devon Belle |
Shep (Charles Shepherd) (born 1892, so odds are he's snuffed it by now). Head of Studio at The Baynard Press. Designed posters for the Southern Railway, British Rail, London Underground and the Royal Mail Packet Steamship Company. | Golden Arrow
Golden Arrow
Atlantic Coast Express
Four Belles |
Tripp, Sir Herbert Alker (1883-1954). Polymath. Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, yachtsman and author. | Bude
Deal |
Vaughan, Edmond | So Swiftly Home
South for Winter Sunshine |
Webb, L. A. | Shabby? |
White, Ethelbert (1891-1972) | Live in Kent and be content
Live in Surrey and be happy
Live in Surrey free from worry |
Wilkinson, Norman (1878-1971) One of the finest marine artists of the 20th century and camouflage expert. He was the first to propose the use of disruptive coloration in naval camouflage, for which he coined the well-known term "dazzle painting" or dazzle camouflage | North Cornwall |
