David Weston

occupation:
Artist, Poster artist
Nationality:
British
born in:
Leicester, England, United Kingdom

active 1970s-1980s, artist; poster artist, British

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Colour print: Swindon Pride. Three locomotives outside Swindon Shed, Windsor Castle, King Edward 1 and one other, by David Weston, 1989, printed by Lazy Ave Fine Art Publications./James Haworth Ltd.

Swindon Pride
Colour print: Arrival at York. Silver Link at York Station, by David Weston, 1989, printed by Lazy Acre Fine Art Publications/James Haworth Ltd.

Arrival at York
Colour print, The Weston Collection Part Three; No 18, The 1930's and the "Royal Scot", plain border, background in LNE green/yellow, illustrations of Gresley's A3 class "Sir Hugo", suggestion of engineering drawing merging into illustration of "Silver Link", portrait of Sir Nigel Gresley; an A4 class WD locomotive at King's Cross Shed during the Blitz of World War 2. Original artwork held by William McAlpine.

The Weston Collection Part Three
Colour print, The Weston Collection Part Three; No 17, The Roaring Twenties and the "Royal Scot", background in tones of "Midland Red" and yellow with Art-Deco sun ray effect, Illustrations of Sir Henry Fowler's "Royal Scot" class of 1927 and the "Royal Scot" class as rebuilt by Sir William Stanier; a platform at Euston 1927 and the crest of the LMS livery, Original artwork held by William McAlpine.

The Weston Collection Part Three; No 17, The Roaring Twenties and the "Royal Scot"
Colour print, The Weston Collection Part One; The Dawn of a New Era, No1, On yellow background - head & shoulders portrait of Richard Trevithick, pair of engineering drawingsof Trevithick's Tramroad locomotive, Penydarren locomotive in steam, East Pool 30' Steam Wh: page of letter, 1974, Original artwork held by WM McAlpine.

The Weston Collection Part One; The Dawn of a New Era, No1
Colour print, The Weston Collection Part Three; No 16, The "Southern" of the 1920s, Plain border, Blue/green background with Art-Deco sun ray effect, Illustrations of "King Arthur" classs and "Schools" class locomotive R.E.L. Maunsell & Southern, 1977, Original artwork held by William McAlpine.

The Weston Collection Part Three; No 16, The "Southern" of the 1920s
Colour print, The Weston Collection Part Two; No 8, Harry Ivatt's Great Northern, on yellow background, illustrations of Atlantic engine No251 of 1902 and Atlantic of 1898, together with a railway company plaque commemorating H.A. Ivatt, Chief Mechanical Engineer 1895-1911, 1975, original artwork held by Wm. McAlpine.

The Weston Collection Part Two; No 8, Harry Ivatt's Great Northern
Colour print, The Weston Collection Part Two; No 10, the London North-Western Railway, on an orange background, main illustration of a King George V Class locomotive with a whole "Precursor" at Wilesden Shed, part of an engineering drawing of smokebox for King George V class, merging into portrait of Mr C.J. Bowen-Cooke, Coat-of-arms of L.&N.W. Railway in top left hand corner, with reproduction of poster advertising London-Manchester in 3 hours 30 minutes, 1975, original artwork held by Wm. McAlpine.

The Weston Collection Part Two; No 10, The London North-Western Railway

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