AVIATION ART - NEW RELEASES
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NEW - AVIATION ART PRINTS
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Atlantic
Convoy Gerald Coulson. It was tough,
dependable and, for a German U-boat, deadly. But for the crews
who manned the ships of the North Atlantic convoys the Sunderland
flying boat was to become a legend; for them it was the sentinel
of the seas. |
Bitter
Engagement Robert Taylor. Just after midday on 27 September
1940 one of the bitterest engagements of the Battle of Britain
took place in the skies over Kent when the Spitfires of 19 Squadron
took on the Bf109s of JG54. In the huge dogfight. |
Day Duties for Night Workers Robert Taylor. As the massive Lancaster looms majestically over them, the ever vigilant ground crew begin the task of preparing ‘their’ aircraft for the coming night’s operation. Checking, repairing and double-checking again. |
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Day
of Infamy Anthony Saunders. On the morning of Sunday 7 December
1941 the Japanese launched their infamous attack on Pearl Harbor.
Surprise was complete; within a few terrifying minutes, bombs
and torpedoes had damaged or destroyed much of the US Pacific
Fleet peacefully at anchor |
Droga
Do Nieba Mark Postlethwaite. Hurricanes of 303 (Polish) Squadron
climb to intercept a raid on the morning of 27th September 1940.
Within 20 minutes they were badly bounced by Me109s and three
of the Hurricanes were shot down, two pilots died and one was
badly burned. |
From Dusk Till Dawn Nicolas Trudgian. Bristol Blenheims of 219 Squadron based at Catterick with 13 group head out on a night fighter patrol to protect the east coast in August 1940. Each print is accompanied by the book From Dusk Till Dawn which was compiled by 219 Squadron. |
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Heading
for Home Stephen Brown. Wing Commander Douglas Bader, Hugh
‘Cocky’ Dundas, James ‘Johnnie’ Johnson
and other battle-hardened pilots of the Legendary Tangmere Wing
head back to base after a combat mission during the summer of
1941. |
Jet
Hunters Robert Taylor. On 10 April 1945 thirteen hundred bombers
of the Mighty Eighth set out to destroy the last of the Luftwaffe’s
jet force. But, unknown to the bomber crews and their fighter
escort, the enemy jets were already airborne and waiting to spring
their deadly trap. |
Pathfinders
Away Stephen Brown. Stunning new release from renowned aviation
artist Stephen Brown depicts RAF Avro Lancasters of 83 and 35
Squadrons climbing into the evening sky over Cambridgeshire as
they head out for a night mission over Germany.
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Stick
21 Robert Taylor. At 23.45 on the night of 5 June 1944, the
101st Airborne’s most legendary unit of combat paratroopers
– the notorious ‘Filthy Thirteen’ – jumped
into France near the village of Sainte Mère Église,
in the final hours before the D-Day landings. |
The
Golden Years Michael Rondot. A pair of Jaguars from RAF Coltishall
54(F) Squadron climbing in burner over Holbeach Weapons range.
The Jaguar had a long and distinguished career with 54 Squadron
– The Golden Years of a famous Battle of Britain Squadron.
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Victory Mark Postlethwaite. Stunning new release from renowned
aviation artist Mark Postlethwaite depicts F/O Ludwik Paszkiewicz
of 303 (Polish) Squadron as he scores their first victory of the
Battle of Britain on 30th August 1940. |
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F-4J
Phantom The Sharp End Michael Rondot. A 74(Tiger) Squadron
F-4J Phantom with a Tornado F3 from No.5 Squadron climb above
towering cumulus clouds on an air combat training sortie. The
superb F-4J Phantom II was the last version of the fabulous Phantom
to serve with the RAF. |
Touch
and Go Stephen Brown. Lancaster stragglers from 83 Squadron
returning over the North Sea in the summer of 1943. Their mission
has taken them deep into enemy territory; having to run a gauntlet
of night fighters and flak in both directions. |
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Amiens Raid Mark Postlethwaite. Superb new release from Mark
Postlethwaite depicts De Havilland Mosquitos of 487 (New Zealand)
Squadron drop the first bombs on Amiens Prison during the famous
raid of 18th February 1944. |
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