John Dziobko Art Collections
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Artwork by John Dziobko
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Eggleston Memories by John Dziobko
Old Rivethead by John Dziobko
At The Watertank by John Dziobko
Bi-centennial by John Dziobko
New Haven 0768 by John Dziobko
Panama Limited by John Dziobko
Twin G's by John Dziobko
Adirondack by John Dziobko
Warbonnet by John Dziobko
Oak Island Bath by John Dziobko
Articulation by John Dziobko
Kansas City Chief by John Dziobko
Chat by John Dziobko
Cornell by John Dziobko
Royal Pose by John Dziobko
Coal Kings by John Dziobko
Street Runner by John Dziobko
California Zephyr by John Dziobko
The City of Miami by John Dziobko
Virginia Crossing by John Dziobko
Holy Smoke by John Dziobko
Armour Yellow by John Dziobko
Wreck Cleanup by John Dziobko
Keystones by John Dziobko
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About John Dziobko
John Dziobko, Jr., was born in Newark, N.J., in 1932 and at a young age was enthralled by the trains that ran near him. Specifically, the old steam engines that were commonplace until the early 1950's, but also the colorful new diesels that were replacing them seemingly everywhere. Unlike many of his contemporaries, John decided at a early point in his photography to use color film as his medium of choice, almost exclusively. Because of that decision, John has accrued a body of work that is colorized in an era when black and white, large format film still ruled as the standard photographic medium. And, it proved to be a wise decision as today color shots of most railroad subjects from the era are rare and highly sought after by the rail enthusiast community and those who like to peer back at life in America in general during this era. John has been published in many books and periodicals, and has his own website where many of his photos can be perused through in a gallery-like setting. http://www.GodfatherRails.com