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Trains, Tugs, and Other ThingsThe Art of Perry StirlingPerry has illustrated novellas for Offshore magazine and his work has been featured in Drawing, Sea Classics, Railfan and Lekko magazines. His work has been acquired by the McAllister Co., Morania Oil Corp., Olau Ferry Line, The Riverview Club, The Baltimore Museum of Science and Industry, The U.S. Coast Guard, as well as private collectors. He is a member of the American Watercolor Society, the New Mexico and Arizona Watercolor societies and COGAP, The Coast Guard Artist Program. Perry can be reached by e-mail at Tugrrartist@aol.com or by writing him:
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 #1 Even the coal piers of Jersey city look less harshly work-a-day, the sharp edge of sweaty reality softened by a blanket of white. |
 #3 The season when the thunder sleeps, and restless winds sweep through Canyon De Chelly, snatching leaves from limbs and warning of the chill of the long night of winter coming. | |
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 #5 Riddle me this--What brought the duke to monument valley. The answer--Google up: Goulding, film director John Ford, or the name of a classic western filmed in 1939. |
 #7 What a magnificent beast The K-4 was, majestic even when muscling through the mush of a snowy winter day in the Pennsylvania railroad's west Philly yard. | |
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