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For almost two centuries the train was much more than a means of transport traveling between books, music, pictures, films and utopias. It was the industrial revolution that put the train on the tracks.
The steam engine and the need to transport more and more cargo and people took the creation of the first train in 1825. In Portugal the train would arrive thirty years later with the connection between Lisbon and Carregado.
The train is also an important element of the culture of the industrial world, even appearing as a centerpiece in the futuristic manifesto published in 1909. The locomotive is the symbol of the path to the future.
In literature we can find the train on the pages of Georges Simenon, Aghata Christie or Eça de Queiroz, among others. In the music of Zeca Afonso, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington or Bob Dylan you can also hear the rhythms of the train.
The train is also a centerpiece in many films, so much so that one of the first films shown by the Lumière brothers showed the arrival of one of them at a station. They are proof that the train can travel far beyond its rails ...
Now i want the train enter in MailArt
For almost two centuries the train was much more than a means of transport traveling between books, music, pictures, films and utopias. It was the industrial revolution that put the train on the tracks.
The steam engine and the need to transport more and more cargo and people took the creation of the first train in 1825. In Portugal the train would arrive thirty years later with the connection between Lisbon and Carregado.
The train is also an important element of the culture of the industrial world, even appearing as a centerpiece in the futuristic manifesto published in 1909. The locomotive is the symbol of the path to the future.
In literature we can find the train on the pages of Georges Simenon, Aghata Christie or Eça de Queiroz, among others. In the music of Zeca Afonso, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington or Bob Dylan you can also hear the rhythms of the train.
The train is also a centerpiece in many films, so much so that one of the first films shown by the Lumière brothers showed the arrival of one of them at a station. They are proof that the train can travel far beyond its rails ...
Now i want the train enter in MailArt
First MailTrainArt received from @Ricahrd Baudet
Love the work with collage and draw and amazing lettering.
Love the work with collage and draw and amazing lettering.
Mail-Artist since: 2012
My Website: NO
Why I am involved in Mail-Art: I love to trade mailart !!!
My Mail-Adress:
Richard BAUDET
298 Ave. de Montolivet
13012 Marseille .....France
My Website: NO
Why I am involved in Mail-Art: I love to trade mailart !!!
My Mail-Adress:
Richard BAUDET
298 Ave. de Montolivet
13012 Marseille .....France
Mail-Artist since: 1995
My Website:
http://bekker.karl1@gmail.com
karlofkarl@twitter
erat2010@flikr
Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
because i are>
My Mail-Adress:
send today
1565 monaghan rd #317
peterborough ontario
k9j 8m2 Canada
My Website:
http://bekker.karl1@gmail.com
karlofkarl@twitter
erat2010@flikr
Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
because i are>
My Mail-Adress:
send today
1565 monaghan rd #317
peterborough ontario
k9j 8m2 Canada
Real nice work from Carl Baker of Canada
Maps, drawing and copies
Maps, drawing and copies
Mail-Artist since:
2000
My Website:
NO
Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
To be creative, to share ideas with others who are creative and wish to exchange art in the mail!
My Mail-Adress:
Glinou 20 Harilaou
Thessaloniki 54249 GREECE
2000
My Website:
NO
Why I am involved in Mail-Art:
To be creative, to share ideas with others who are creative and wish to exchange art in the mail!
My Mail-Adress:
Glinou 20 Harilaou
Thessaloniki 54249 GREECE
Two beautiful pieces of art from Katerina Nikoltsou (MomKat)
The "Train of thought" work made with Rubber stamps from Erasers
The "Trains, trains, trains" collage of USA postage stamps
The "Train of thought" work made with Rubber stamps from Erasers
The "Trains, trains, trains" collage of USA postage stamps