Steam Locomotive Art | Historic Railroad Technical Illustrations For Sale
Discover detailed steam locomotive artwork featuring historic railroad engines, technical illustrations, and museum-quality pieces created for railroad enthusiasts, collectors, and train lovers.
This portfolio represents my ongoing exploration of steam-powered machinery, inspired by a lifelong passion that began in childhood. Through these paintings, I aim to capture both the technical beauty and the enduring spirit of steam locomotives and equipment. Each piece is influenced by historical references and personal memories, with the goal of preserving and celebrating the legacy of steam through art.
Available Pieces For Sale
Fill Er Up
30″ X 40″ Canvas
4-6-0 Ten-Wheeler manufactured by American Locomotive Company (ALCO) 1907
The 4-6-0 Ten-Wheeler was considered one of the finest general-service locomotives of its time. Many Ten-Wheelers later found homes in parks and museums, while some have been restored to operating condition.
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4-4-0 Mid 1800s – Early 1900s
24″ X 30″ Canvas
Manufactured by Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works
The American 4-4-0 steam locomotive became one of the defining symbols of 19th-century American railroading, carrying passengers, freight and mail as rail lines pushed westward across the continent. With four leading wheels, four driving wheels and no trailing wheels, the versatile 4-4-0 wheel arrangement became so widely used that it earned the name “American” type locomotive.
2-6-0 Mogul Steam Locomotive
24″ X 30″ Canvas
Baldwin Locomotive Works – 1881
The 2-6-0 Mogul steam locomotive became one of the workhorses of American railroading during the second half of the 19th century. Under the Whyte wheel classification system, the 2-6-0 wheel arrangement featured two leading wheel six coupled driving wheels and no trailing wheels — a design that provided excellent pulling power and adhesion for freight service.
Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, one of America’s most important steam locomotive manufacturers, played an early role in the development of the Mogul.
4-4-0 Wood Burning Mid 1800s – Early 1900s
24″ X 30″ Canvas
Manufactured by Schenectady Locomotive Works*
The 4-4-0 wood-burning steam locomotive was one of the defining engines of 19th-century American railroading. Known as the “American” type, its four leading wheels and four driving wheels provided the stability, speed and versatility needed to haul passenger trains across the rapidly expanding railroad network.
*Schenectady Locomotive Works, which would later become a founding part of the American Locomotive Company (ALCO).
Three Truck Climax
30″ X 40″ Canvas
Manufactured by Climax locomotive works 1888 to 1928
The Three-Truck Climax steam locomotive was one of the distinctive geared locomotives developed for the demanding logging and mining railroads of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Manufactured by the Climax Manufacturing Company, later known as Climax Locomotive Works, of Corry, Pennsylvania, Climax geared locomotives were produced from 1888 through 1928. More than 1,000 were built during the company’s production years, serving logging, mining and industrial railroads throughout North America and around the world. Learn More …
Sold Pieces
My sold paintings feature original steam locomotive paintings that capture the power, detail, and history of the railroad era. Each piece reflects my lifelong passion for steam trains and is inspired by real-world locomotives, historical references, and personal experience.
Movie Star
On Wood
4-6-0 on Turntable 1870s
24″ X 30″ Canvas
Purple Nurple
24″ X 30″ Canvas
2-8-4 Birkshire
24″ X 30″ Canvas
Whistle Stop
24″ X 30″ Canvas