David Weston
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David Weston - British Author and Railway Artist
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[edit] Biography
Weston makes a living painting railway objects. He was introduced to the subject by John Scholes (deceased) of the Clapham Museum and who was also the Curator of the British Transport Museum. Weston was taken under the wing of William McAlpine. Weston was also the subject of a British Television program called Beware of Trains which was broadcast in 1981. He lives with his wife Mary.
[edit] Bibliography
- Weston, David (2005). David Weston's England. Tiverton : Halsgrove. ISBN 184114424X.
- Weston, David (1997). For the love of art. Kirby Bellars. ISBN 0952619490.
- Weston, David (1985). Rolls Royce Fantasia. Leicester : Merriman Enterprises.
- Weston, David (1981). Beware of Trains. Ian Allen. ISBN 0711010609.[1]
[edit] Footnotes
- ^ Current biographical and bibliographic detail obtained from Beware of Trains published by Ian Allen (UK) in 1981
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