The document describes an artwork called "A Brief Encounter" which depicts a man and woman sharing a cigarette during a brief romantic moment together in a rainy night at a train station in England. It then provides background on the artist, Alan Fearnley, noting that he is a leading automotive artist from Yorkshire who studied art and initially did landscape paintings but later focused on works depicting transportation, motorsports, and motoring subjects that reflected his passion and love for those areas. It highlights how Fearnley's romanticized style of lifestyle paintings broadened the appeal of automotive art while his detailed motorsports paintings established demand for his originals and limited edition prints worldwide.

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52. A Brief Encounterby It is a wet and windy night somewhere in England. The train that has just arrived in the station has created an opportunity for the driver of the Jaguar Mk5 and his beautiful companion to enjoy the traditional cigarette during a brief encounter.

53. Alan Fearnley is acknowledged as one of the leading automotive artists in the world. Born in Yorkshire, Alan Fearnley studied at Batley College of Art. His early works established Alan as an artist of unique talent and quality. In the late 1970s he started to move away from semi-abstract, topographical and landscape compositions towards transport orientated mechanical subjects, especially motoring and motor racing. Alan Fearnley's work reflected not only his unique artistic skills, but also his love and passion for both motoring and motor sport. The classical and romantic mood created through Alan Fearnley's lifestyle paintings has broadened the appeal of automotive art, whilst the movement, attention to detail and sheer quality of the motor sport paintings has established demand for Alan Feanley's original works and limited edition prints throughout the world. Alan Fearnley regularly exhibits his work and his annual Monaco Exhibition has become a feature of the Grand Prix weekend