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1956
An 8" x 10" photograph of Hotshot Eastbound at Iaeger, WV, 1956 NW1103. No markings on back.
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A Fairy-Tale Ending Derailed - April 3, 1994
Newspaper article in the Arts & Leisure section of the New York Times about recent legal battles between O. Winston Link and his second wife, Conchita. The article chronicles Mr. Link's project to photograph steam locomotives and small-town America in the 1950's, his rise to fame late in life, and marital and legal trouble between Mr. Link and Conchita.
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A Fairy-Tale Ending Derailed - April 3, 1994
Article in the Arts & Leisure section of The New York Times about recent legal battles between O. Winston Link and his second wife, Conchita. The article chronicles Mr. Link's project to photograph steam locomotives and small-town America in the 1950's, his rise to fame late in life, and marital and legal trouble between Mr. Link and Conchita. A large color photograph of Mr. Link at the Virginia Museum of Transportation is on the 1st page of the ...
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A Fairy-Tale Ending Derailed - April 3, 1994
Article in the Arts & Leisure section of The New York Times about recent legal battles between O. Winston Link and his second wife, Conchita. The article chronicles Mr. Link's project to photograph steam locomotives and small-town America in the 1950's, his rise to fame late in life, and marital and legal trouble between Mr. Link and Conchita. A large color photograph of Mr. Link at the Virginia Museum of Transportation is on the 1st page of the ...
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Agent: Ex-wife Had Link Photos in Bedroom - July 3, 1996
Article in the Putnam Reporter Dispatch following the testimony of Thomas H. Garver in the trial of Conchita Link on charges of first degree grand larceny for the theft of photographic prints taken by her ex-husband O. Winston Link. Garver, whose picture was included in the article, testified that he saw hundreds of photographic prints stored in Mrs. Link's bedroom in 1991 shortly before the Link's marriage dissolved and the prints disappeared.
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A One-Track Mind - March 3, 2004
Article in the Escapes section of The Washington Post featuring Roanoke and the O. Winston Link Museum which opened shortly before the article was published. The article discusses Mr. Links project to photograph steam locomotives, Roanoke's railroad heritage and restoration, and the Link museum.
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A photographic master exhibits in Katonah - October 2, 1998
Article in The Bedford (New York) Pound Ridge Record Review about an exhibition of O. Winston Link photographs at the Candace Perich Gallery in Katonah, New York. The article focuses on some of the more difficult problems Mr. Link encountered in taking and developing his photographs and some of the people he met during his project. It includes a photo of O. Winston Link in front of a billboard advertising an exhibit of Link photographs at the Vir...
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A photographic master exhibits in Katonah - October 2, 1998
Article in The Bedford (New York) Pound Ridge Record Review about an exhibition of O. Winston Link photographs at the Candace Perich Gallery in Katonah, New York. The article focuses on some of the more difficult problems Mr. Link encountered in taking and developing his photographs and some of the people he met during his project. It includes a photo of O. Winston Link in front of a billboard advertising an exhibit of Link photographs at the Vir...
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Art in Review: All the livelong day (and night) - April 11, 1997
Article in the Art in Review section in The New York Times about an exhibition of O. Winston Link photographic prints at the John McEnroe Gallery. The writer cites Link as a precursor of staged or set-up photographers and says that his "view of America might seem positively Rockwellian, except that his devotion to machines, the camera included, kept his art free of sentimentality."
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Art in Review: All the livelong day (and night) - April 11, 1997
Article in the Art in Review section in The New York Times about an exhibition of O. Winston Link photographic prints at the John McEnroe Gallery. The writer cites Link as a precursor of staged or set-up photographers and says that his "view of America might seem positively Rockwellian, except that his devotion to machines, the camera included, kept his art free of sentimentality."
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Building America - 1972
"Building America" is the brochure prepared for the Core Exhibition of the National Building Museum, Washington, D.C. Its section on "mobility" features O. Winston Link's photograph of "Hot Shot, East Bound at Iaeger, West Virginia".
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Ex-Wife Is Accused of Marketing Photos She Stole - May 30, 2003
Article published in the New York Times following the arrest of O. Winston Link's second wife and her husband on charges of conspiracy to sell 31 of Link's photographs. The article chronicles the problems in the later years of Mr. Link's marriage to Conchita Link, her trial and conviction, and the new charges.
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Fame Arrives Late for a Photographer of Trains at Night - January 13, 1986
Article in the Wall Street Journal discussing the growing popularity of O. Winston Link's photographs of steam locomotives and the criticism by some of his use of lighting.
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Fame Arrives Late For a Photographer of Trains at Night - January 13, 1986
Article in The Wall Street Journal about the fame that O. Winston Link achieved late in life for his photographs of steam locomotives. The article discusses Mr. Link's project to photograph steam locomotives in their last days in the 1950's and presents various opinions on the significance of his photographs as art.
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Fame Arrives Late For A Photographer of Trains at Night - January 13, 1986
Article in The Wall Street Journal about the fame that O. Winston Link achieved late in life for his photographs of steam locomotives. The article discusses Mr. Link's project to photograph steam locomotives in their last days in the 1950's and presents various opinions on the significance of his photographs as art.
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Full Steam Ahead - April 14 - 20, 1999
Article in the weekly Mountain Xpress about an exhibit of O. Winston Link's photographs at the Ashville Art Museum. The article contains an interview with Mr. Link about his project to photograph steam engines and the technical aspects of his work.
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Full Steam Ahead - April 14 - 20, 1999
Cover story in the weekly Mountain Xpress (a weekly magazine of arts and events for western North Carolina) about an exhibit of O. Winston Link's photographs at the Asheville Art Museum. The article contains an interview with Mr. Link about his project to photograph steam engines and the technical aspects of his work. The cover of the magazine contains a large color photo of "Nella/Husk General Store "NW 75K)."
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Mystery Trains - February 2, 1996
Article in The Isthmus, The Weekly Newspaper of Madison, about Thomas Garver's new book, "The Last Steam Railroad in America." Although a review of Mr. Garver's book, the main focus of the article is on O. Winston Link's project to photograph steam locomotives in the 1950's and the technical aspects of Mr. Link's work.
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Mystery Trains - February 2-8, 1996
Article in The Isthmus, The Weekly Newspaper of Madison, about Thomas Garver's new book, "The Last Steam Railroad in America." While a review of Mr. Garver's book, the main focus of the article is on O. Winston Link's project to photograph steam locomotives in the 1950's and the technical aspects of Mr. Link's work. The article includes an interview with Thomas Garver.
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Mystery Trains - February 2-8, 1996
Article in The Isthmus, The Weekly Newspaper of Madison, about Thomas Garver's new book, "The Last Steam Railroad in America." While a review of Mr. Garver's book, the main focus of the article is on O. Winston Link's project to photograph steam locomotives in the 1950's and the technical aspects of Mr. Link's work. The article includes an interview with Thomas Garver.
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