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At the station of Prestane, on the karst plateau, a stoker was cleaning up a locomotive at night (colour litho)
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At the station of Prestane, on the karst plateau, a stoker was cleaning up a locomotive at night (colour litho)
2778027 At the station of Prestane, on the karst plateau, a stoker was cleaning up a locomotive at night (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: At the station of Prestane, on the karst plateau, a stoker was cleaning a locomotive at night. Suddenly a pack of wolves emerges from the nearby bush and howls approached the railroad worker. The unfortunate man was quick to jump on the car and set it in motion. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 22 February 1931.); © Look and Learn
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This print titled "At the station of Prestane, on the karst plateau, a stoker was cleaning up a locomotive at night" by Achille Beltrame takes us back in time to witness an extraordinary moment. In this vividly colored lithograph, we find ourselves amidst the darkness and mystery of a snowy winter night. The scene unfolds as a diligent stoker diligently cleans a locomotive under the cover of night. Little does he know that danger lurks nearby. Suddenly, from the depths of the forest emerges a pack of wolves, their haunting howls piercing through the silence. The startled stoker quickly leaps onto his car and sets it in motion, hoping to escape their approaching presence. Beltrame's illustration captures not only the intensity of this encounter but also showcases his incredible attention to detail. The snow-covered landscape adds an element of frozen stillness while emphasizing both vulnerability and resilience in face of nature's forces. This artwork originally appeared as an illustration for Courier Sunday on February 22nd, 1931. It serves as a reminder that even in our most routine tasks or mundane moments, unexpected challenges can arise. Through Beltrame's skillful hand and imaginative storytelling ability, we are transported into this thrilling narrative set against the backdrop of railways and woodlands. Overall, this print is not just visually stunning but also evokes emotions ranging from suspense to admiration for those who navigate life's unpredictable journeys with courage and resourcefulness.
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