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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)
The lighting is superb Peter!!! :)
Soberbios las luces, ambiente y accesorios de la imagen
Wonderful work, Peter! Yes, the lighting and reflections are superb as well as the character. Love the LNER ashtrays. Luxe details.
Outstanding lighting and shadows, and the detail is amazing!!!! Most excellent work!!!
You have been missed! WOW WOW WOW that is some seriously fabulous lighting. Great sense of motion and her expression is expectant.
she seems lost in thought on this pleasant train ride.
WOW warm hug, Linda
Excellent work and lighting, well done....
Your work is always impressive! The lighting is excellent and the captured motion outside is very well done. Excellent!
Awesome work ! It's not just the detail and lighting, but the depth, it really has a depth to it that makes it pop.
NICE nostalgic look!!! David
Masterful work Peter, and wonderful news! :)
Belle atmosphère pour une magnifique image!
Fantastic work!
Great scene, very good.
Incredible, always worth the long time spent viewing your luscious imagery. +5 from doarte's MADHOUSE
Warmly gentle lightings. I like travels by train.
Wonderful scene and expression. great work!!
Outstanding composition, looks very realistic. Especially the light and shadows are fantastic. Excellent and perfect work!!
well composed scene and great light setting....excellent details too in full view, congrats!
This is a beautiful render. I look forward to seeing where you venture off to!
Amazing sense of realism and movement in this fabulous 'tableau' even though this word applies to real paintings. Excellent work, Peter !
Wonderful atmosphere and lighting. Great render. The textures make the image look very real. Vote.
Beautiful work!!!! REminds me of the old Mystery novels..
wow this is nice
Superb lighting and great mood !
Excellent atmos & detailing! Good to see you again; been a longish eh? ;) Cheers~Stephen~
First rate lighting, mood and character work!!!
Awesome work as usual Peter, Oh and I was impressed with your website, thanks for the link!
Excellent ! love the POV and light !