Light-Iron Trilogy

ARNOLD FRIBERG, R.S.A.

The Light Iron Trilogy

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"Yielding the Right-of-Way," the first in the narrow-gauge railroad scenes known as the Light-Iron Trilogy, expresses Friberg's love for the old-time American Standard funnel-stacked locomotives, whose right-of-way is here threatened by the thundering herd of buffalo. Aside from authentic detail, the artist has captured the thrill of seeing her flying by in a blaze of sunset light.

Rich drama, brilliant color and historic detail combine in "Thunder Wagon" to capture a classic encounter between the funnel-stacked steam locomotive and the denizens of the West as only Arnold Friberg could.

"Uncertain Odds" illustrates the race of man against machine, side by side. Both image and title proclaim that technology was speeding down the track and it was uncertain how mankind would fare in the end. Only time would tell.

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	"Yielding the Right-of-Way," the first in the narrow-gauge railroad scenes known as the Light-Iron Trilogy, expresses Friberg's love for the old-time American Standard funnel-stacked locomotives, whose right-of-way is here threatened by the thundering herd of buffalo. Aside from authentic detail, the artist has captured the thrill of seeing her flying by in a blaze of sunset light.
	Rich drama, brilliant color and historic detail combine in "Thunder Wagon" to capture a classic encounter between the funnel-stacked steam locomotive and the denizens of the West as only Arnold Friberg could.
	"Uncertain Odds" illustrates the race of man against machine, side by side. Both image and title proclaim that technology was speeding down the track and it was uncertain how mankind would fare in the end. Only time would tell.