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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.
Comments (350)
nice scene. great
Truly remarkable! Nice to see you back.
I remember taking trips to Petticoat Lane in trains like this, of course Dr. Beeching put a stop to that. Wonderfully rich in color and mood, this is a trip down memory lane for me. Nice work my friend.
Great to see a posting from you - and what a stunner! Superb character and period setting and the lighting is wonderful.
vrey realistic scene and however perfect in all Details
Lovely work, can so relate to the title and emotion/atmosphere conveyed by your image.
awesome work and good to see you back Peter x fav+
A splendid image to have you upload and share with all of us. Glad to see you posting again, my friend. Missed your work for the past several months time; altho I have visited your new gallery on the Web. The sunset lighting streaming thru the passenger car and shining on the woman and the wood panels gives a sense of melancholy...seemingly derived from the woman clutching her breast somewhat as she looks out the window perhaps seeing views and other things she once remembered from the past.
Marvelous!!
Great to see you back here again. Great render I signed your guest book at your site
And, your work is still breathtakingly beautiful. Welcome back.
Excellent composition....wonderful atmo and lighting! Welcome back!!
Most excellent scene ... Incredible realistic lights and atmosphere ... Complements to the rushed vue through the window!!
Excellent image. The way her head is thrust forward tells she's thinking about something besides scenery. And whatever it is, it's not going to be pleasant or easy. Glad to see more of your work.
Impressive and wonderful realization! Gorgeous work!!!
Fantastic as always, very well done !
Gorgeous!
Nice job with the train, the shadows and the motion in the background!
Wonderful !!!
It's Miss Marple ! wonderful picture :)
Fantastic image. Love the countryside rushing by, and the lighting is just amazing. D
A joy to see a new creation of yours, Peter!The interior lighting is fantastic.It really shows off the depth of the different objects' textures.Great sense of movement, but to where? Is she going home or away from home? Perfect title for this, too.
And there are no companions like books on the train of life...and what beautiful colors and textures..and the blur is perfect!
That is really different for you. The scene seems simple but one can see a lot of work went into crafting the delicate details, such as the blurred scenery and reflections on the window. As always your works are worth waiting for and I look forward to your new direction.
Simply awesome work as always Peter... :0)
Ah, yes watching the world go by... deep in thought.
Gorgeous render my friend, excellent done...love it.
Absolutely fantastic :) love your lady's pose - full of life and personality! Superb lighting and reflection effects too. A stunning scene!!!
This is fantastic! I'm glad to see you posting again.
So Good to See you post Peter. I have been missing your work. Beautiful image!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Have a Wonderful Day!