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Railway tragedies, a stately carriage invested in a level crossing with terrible consequences (colour litho)
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Railway tragedies, a stately carriage invested in a level crossing with terrible consequences (colour litho)
2815122 Railway tragedies, a stately carriage invested in a level crossing with terrible consequences (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Railway tragedies, a stately carriage invested in a level crossing with terrible consequences. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 14-21 June 1908.); © Look and Learn
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This print titled "Railway Tragedies" depicts a haunting scene of a stately carriage caught in the midst of a level crossing with devastating consequences. Created by the talented artist Achille Beltrame, this color lithograph showcases the sheer horror and tragedy that can unfold on railway tracks. The image captures the aftermath of a fatal collision between the majestic carriage and an oncoming train. The wreckage is strewn across the tracks, revealing the destructive force of this catastrophic event. The steam from both engines fills the air, adding to the sense of chaos and despair. Amongst this scene of destruction, we see men and women who have fallen victim to this terrible accident. Their lives forever changed in an instant. The illustration serves as a poignant reminder of how fragile our existence can be when faced with such unforeseen circumstances. Beltrame's attention to detail brings every element to life - from the twisted metal to shattered glass - evoking strong emotions within viewers. This powerful artwork was originally created for Courier Sunday in June 1908, leaving an indelible mark on those who witnessed it at that time. As we gaze upon this tragic tableau, let us reflect on its significance beyond mere aesthetics. It serves as a somber reminder of our vulnerability and highlights the importance of safety measures in public transport systems worldwide.
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