14趟旅程回顾英国铁路200年

200 Years of Britains Railways in 14 Journeys

基本信息

by Sherin Aminossehe (Author)

Illustrated by:Sherin Aminossehe

Format:Hardback 256 pages, 150-200 images

Publisher:Quarto Publishing PLC

Imprint:Frances Lincoln

ISBN:9781836004837

Published:25 Sep 2025

Weight:750g

Dimensions:280 x 250 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

铁路终点站是我们通往辉煌与未知的大门。穿过它们，我们便进入了冒险与阳光……E. M.

福斯特 世界上第一条公共铁路——斯托克顿和达灵顿铁路，于1825年在英格兰东北部通车，标志着英国乃至全球铁路旅行的开端。在接下来的两个世纪里，铁路网络遍布全国，并促成了一些英国建筑和工程领域最杰出的典范的建成。本书精选了14个不同的旅程，带领读者踏上一场令人叹为观止的英国铁路网络之旅，带您领略车站、桥梁、高架桥和其他建筑元素，以及与之相关的人物和人物。这本精美引人入胜的书充满了作者绘制的精美插图，一定会吸引所有对英国铁路历史和建筑感兴趣的读者。

Railway termini are our gates to the glorious and the unknown. Through them we pass out into adventure and sunshine… E. M.

Forster The world’s first public railway, the Stockton & Darlington Railway, opened in the northeast of England in 1825 and marked the start of rail travel in Britain and across the world. Over the following two centuries the rail network expanded over the country and led to the construction of some of the most spectacular examples of British architecture and engineering. Through a selection of 14 varied journeys, this book takes the reader on a breathtaking illustrated tour of Britain’s rail network, taking in stations, bridges, viaducts and other architectural elements, but also the people and personalities associated with them. This beautiful and engaging book is filled with stunning illustrations by the author and will appeal to anyone with an interest in Britain’s railway history and architecture.

作者简介

作家兼插画家谢琳·阿米诺塞（Sherin Aminossehe）儿时从伊朗移居英国，接受过建筑师培训。如今，她是国防部首任基础设施主管。她从能拿起铅笔就开始画画，最近出版了《未曾走过的路》（The Road Untravelled），这是一项新冠疫情封锁期间的慈善项目。书中，她接受委托，绘制了从伦敦到尼泊尔等地人们渴望的目的地，为人们提供了在无法旅行时想象中的逃离。

Author and illustrator Sherin Aminossehe moved from Iran to England as a child, training as an architect. She is now the Ministry of Defence’s first Director of Infrastructure. She has been drawing since she could hold a pencil, and recently published the book The Road Untravelled, a Covid lockdown project for charity, wherein she took requests for drawings of longed-for destinations from London to Nepal, providing imaginary escape when no one could travel.