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On the evening of the 3rd December 1926, 36 year old Agatha Christie disappeared from her home and went missing - leaving her car abandoned on the edge of a cliff. No one knew where she was and there was great speculation in the press 'The Disappearance of a Famous Woman Novelist' and a huge manhunt took place, with some people fearing the worst. However, 11 days later she was identified as a guest at the Swan Hydropathic Hotel in Harrogate, Yorkshire, registered as Mrs Teresa Neele and having travelled by train from London, probably on the LNER. Christie never gave an account of her disappearance. Doctors diagnosed her as suffering from amnesia but opinions still vary as to the reasons for her disappearance. One suggestion is that she had argued with her husband, having discovered he was having a affair with another woman... also called 'Neele'. Agatha Christe took the truth with her to her grave - perhaps her greatest mystery of all.
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This work is copyright and cannot be used for any purpose without written permission from Peter Hague Concept - Design - Art Direction. All my images have an embedded digital ID throughout, which cannot be removed, even from a cropped section, and is registered.
This work is copyright and cannot be used for any purpose without written permission from Peter Hague Concept - Design - Art Direction. All my images have an embedded digital ID throughout, which cannot be removed, even from a cropped section, and is registered.
Comments (350)
exceptional- i adore this!!!!
Bravo! This is a very beautiful image. Remarkable job. This picture very much has liked to me. Five stars!
great scene it almost looks like a render with the half life engine it has comparable colors and detail great job!
All of your art is fantastic. I think this one creates a host of possible stories. What is she thinking? Where is she going? etc... etc...
Great scene - excellent light and shade! What also caught my eye was the face - very similar to my sister when a bit younger.
Awesome scence, excellent details and lighting!
Great illustration of a mystery. I like the lighting and her expression.
Very strange story and well-made composition. Deserves great honors!
Love the lighting
thanks for the explain...the image is great as always!!
wow so excellently done illustration to the story about Agatha Christie you told!
Wow just beautiful.
Her expression looks as if she were reminiscing over fond memories or she could be plotting the frame up of her husband. Either way it is a most extraordinary portrait. I admire the lighting immensely. It's a beautiful scene. Brilliant work.
An excellent creation Peter and if memory serve me right - she divorced her husband a few years after that. The London and North Eastern Railway would be proud to display this image if they were still in business!
Excellent. The light is superb.
Wonderful angle, setting, lighting, character and pose work. Outstanding!
A great story joined with a great atwork with many details.
Nice scene! Maybe she prepared a book, and she entered "in the skin" of one of her characters?
Beautiful work +++++5!!!!!
Very atmospheric render! Great work!