Robert a member of NRHS, NMRA, and TCA, is also an active member of Society of Steam Era Artists of America! In his present capacity as a full-time railroad illustrator, Robert is consistently on the road giving one man art shows at railroad related events all over the country. Robert's technical rendering abilities cover the full range of North American Railroading, both from a historical and technically accurate perspective. His subjects include Steam, Gas turbine, Electric, as well as 1st and 2nd through 6th Generation Diesel Electric Locomotives.

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My art reflects Montana's land and its history -- historical landmarks, landscapes and railroads. The mountains and plains have been a great inspiration and joy to me. As I paint in my studio, which is nestled in the mountains outside of historic Helena, I see such views as my new release "Majestic Elkhorn." I have also depicted train scenes outside of Montana that have touched my life. For many years, watching trains and hiking the tracks has been our main family hobby. My grandmother worked for the Great Northern taking supplies to locomotives during World War II.

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Elaine Keegan was born in Plymouth and graduated with a DipAD from Winchester School of Art in 1969. She has designed a wide variety of graphic and illustrative items for many of Britain's best-known companies including Marks & Spencer, Hallmark and Camden Graphics. Realising in 1995 that the steam railway was a powerful symbol for many issues which she wished to explore in her art, Elaine began painting railway locomotives. Her work was featured in Steam Railway magazine shortly afterwards and was widely acclaimed. In 1996, in connection with....

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Ronald Suchiu (pronounced "Sue-chew") is the most exciting artist in Canada today. Ronald's art is collected in 26 countries worldwide and is housed in such notable collections as The Vatican, The White House, The U.S. Embassy, President Nelson Mandela, H.R.M. Queen Elizabeth II and The Prime Ministers of Canada and Malta has acquired his work. Suchiu's genius is his diversity. He has produced world class originals and art prints in many collectible fields. You will then understand why the Prime Minister of Canada classifies his work as a "National Treasure".

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The National attention to Steve's work is new, but Anderson's interest and skills in art goes back to his early years. Steve was commissioned to draw many original pieces including farm landscapes, private homes and businesses while still in high school. After establishing a career as a public school teacher, Steve has decided to return to his God given talents in art. Steve and his wife, Elizabeth began their self-publishing art business with Steve's first limited edition series, "American Trains". This series has been well received and ....

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Jan Rons has been a full-time watercolor artist since 1977. Born in northwest Iowa, Jan Rons moved to phoenix, Arizona while in his teens. He moved to California, and attended California State College at Long Beach where he studied illustration and graphic design. Jon obtained his BFA from Cal State and returned to phoenix where he maintains his studio and lives with his wife Carole. He has a particular interest in studying Western railroad history, which he uses for his paintings and award winning models. Please visit his website for more info.

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I felt that the computer revolution was mostly hype, and I am skeptical of it having an impact on my business. (I hope you prove me wrong.) The depth of what may be the most important technological development since steam power cannot be ignored. My artistic ability was recognized when I was young, and I have been painting seriously for the past twenty years. I have taken several art classes during that time, but I am basically self-taught. The long winter layoffs from railroading were spent developing my artistic skills. I became a full-time artist in 1995.

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Technical accuracy and attention to detail are the strongest characteristics of Scotty's style. The sharp contrasts and delicate shading create in the viewer the same excitement that Scotty feels for his trains. Scotty's works have been avidly collected ever since the release of his first of the Southern Pacific caboose #1212 in 1987. His works, including historic American railroads, short lines, narrow gauge and modern diesel equipment, are available through The Train Stores and he also displays them at railroad and art shows throughout the nation.

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Being an avid train enthusiast from an early age, I have combined my art and love of railways into fine detailed paintings. I work mainly in Gouache & Pencil and often spend two to four weeks completing a painting. My work can be found as far afield as South Africa, Australia and America. I have displayed my work in many local art galleries and museums within my local area. Having no formal art training, I developed my first pencil in 1986 and always pay great attention to detail which can be seen more so in my recent colour paintings.

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A graduate of the Ringling School of Art and Design, Dennis James Gergel's passion has always been Railroading. His father, an avid Lionel collector shares in Dennis' love for trains. Presently, Dennis has done some work for CSX, Lionel, Model Railroading Clubs and museums. The majority of his paintings are acrylic on various types of papers. You can see some of his work online at the below listed website where you can view the full sized print without the ©JLS Railroad symbol on it. For full resolution prints you can send e-mail to him.

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