HOT SHOT EASTBOUND O WINSTON LINK STEAM TRAIN

O (Ogle) Winston Link was born in Brooklyn in 1914 and trained as a Civil Engineer but made his living as a commercial photographer. He was hailed as one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. From January 21, 1955 through May 1960 O. Winston Link set out with flashbulbs, specialized reflectors, and an assistant to capture the last days of steam locomotives in the US. Hot Shot Eastbound captures not only the romance of the steam engine but a classic Drive-In scene of days gone by!

It is reproduced on a heavy matte Fine Art sheet... non-glare with a flexible cloth-like feel.

SIZE: 28"x32"