Reno Locomotive Train No 11 Oil Painting by FRANK WALCUTT, 24x20, Stunning

  
Framed locomotive oil on canvas painting of the No 11. Signed lower left by renowned artist Frank Walcutt. A stunningly beautiful art work of the Reno, an old time train engine #11. Virginia and Truckee Railroad No.

11, the "Reno", is a surviving 4-4-0, "American" type steam locomotive. V & T #11 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in their Philadelphia, PA plant in May 1872. The locomotive was received by the V&T and inaugurated as the "Reno" in July of that year, hauling passenger trains between Steamboat Springs and the Central Pacific Railroad connection in Reno, Nevada. Despite the arrival of V&T 4-4-0's #12, 17, 18, & 22, the Reno remained a constant sight on the railroad running everything from local passenger services to crack expresses.

Canvas sight is 15.5"x11.5" in a 23.75"x19.75" painted black wood shabby type frame with a cream colored linen liner. Condition: Canvas clean and bright, frame and liner in good condition with a few nicks on shabby style wood frame.

Only train known to be have been painted by Walcutt.