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after a Painting I found, but I can't tell you who did it!if you know, please help me to find the original artist! ( I thought it was Monet, but I am not sure it is...)
Edit: Thanks to Vieug, we found it is as Lionel Walden's Cardiff Docks!
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Also reminds me of Atkinson Grimshaw, the genius Victorian painter who could do fog and artificial streetlights....beautiful work here.
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I believe its supposed to depict a steelworks at Cardiff. Beautiful painting!
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Ooh, that's a lovely looking industrial scene right here.
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This fantastic piece was one of the first I viewed on dA. I just wanted to say a much belated thank you for sharing it and providing inspiration to others!
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Hey! Great work!
You seem like you might be interested in my group!
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-cody!
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Hi! Your outstanding work has been featured in Shenanigan's Awesome Railroad Feature 7!
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What date was the reference work painted?
The end of sail and the advent of steam must have been about 1896 or so...
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YAY! More Trains... They always look good in an Industrial Setting... 
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well done !! I'm pretty sure it's a french painting from the collection of the Musée d'Orsay.
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You were not too far with Monet neither... :
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I'm reading Atlas Shrugged right now, and this image takes me there.
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A very unusual subject and mood - I can almost see those semaphores blink and hear the sound of the train, love it
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My Father worked the railroad for 50 years, this gives such an insight into how lonly it must have been at times....a wonderfully crafted piece.
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Beautiful and inspiring. The mood it creates with the steam and rainslick streets. I'm also a fan of the impressionists.
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