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UPDATED WITH NEW RELEASES - 1/2/2010
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and welcome to our New Releases page. Here you can find
information on all our new releases and exciting additions
to the Aviation Art Gallery website. If you require
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Aviation Art Prints, please let us know and we will
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***Exclusive
New Print and Book Release From Robert Taylor*** |
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Opening
Sky Robert Taylor. With the morning sun glinting
on their fuselages, P-51 Mustangs of the 78th Fighter
Group cross the Dutch coastline far below, heading
back towards their base at Duxford, England at the
end of a long sweep east of the Rhine crossing 1945. |
Dawn
Eagles Rising Robert Taylor. Classic new limited
edition Dawn Eagles Rising, commissioned as the second
in a series with the recently released Height and
Sun is published in tribute to the fighter pilots
of the Luftwaffe during World War Two.
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Phantom
Fury Robert Taylor. Captain, Steve Ritchie of
the 555th TFS, flying his F-4D Phantom through a hail
of deadly enemy flak, exits the target area after
a typical FAST FAC mission on enemy installations
in North Vietnam, 1972 |
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Lancasters
At The Ready Philip West. The final preparations
are underway before these Avro Lancasters leave for
yet another mission over Occupied Europe. Along with
other Bomber Command aircraft, the Avro Lancaster
took the battle to the heart of the enemy.
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Tally
Ho ! Philip West. Flt. Lt. Geoffrey Wellum of
92 Squadron once again takes his trusted Spitfire
into attack high over southern England. Any moment
now both he and one other Spitfire pilot will be flying
into hell amongst at least a dozen Luftwaffe Bombers. |
They
Landed By Moonlight Philip West. Superb
New release from Philip West. With little more than
a map, compass and watch, Westland Lysander pilots
of the Special Operation Executive (SOE) roamed far
and wide over Occupied Europe
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Sunderland
Strike Mark Postlethwaite. Mark Postlethwaite's
latest edition depicts a 461 Squadron Royal Australian
Air Force Short Sunderland as it successfully attacks
a Type VII German U-boat in the Atlantic, mid 1943. |
Combat
Over Budapest Mark Postlethwaite. Mark Postlethwaites
latest release depicts a P-51 Mustang and pilot, 1
Lt. Grover Siems of the 4th Fighter Group shooting
down a Messerschmitt Me109 over Budapest, 2nd July
1944. |
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Action
This Day Richard Taylor. As dawn breaks over RAF
Lissett it reveals that last night’s biting
wind has once again brought a covering of snow to
the airfield, with conditions forecast to improve,
ground crew start to prepare Halifax F-Freddy, (Friday
13th) for action. |
Holding
The Tide Richard Taylor. . Richard's new masterpiece
portrays Cptn. Joe Foss as he leads the F4F Wildcats
of VMF-121 back to Henderson Field after a day of
desperate fighting against the Japanese over the steaming
jungles of Guadalcanal in November 1942. |
Bomber
Command Target Berlin Michael Rondot. This new
release from Michael Rondot depicts a moving portrayal
of outbound Avro Lancasters at sunset over the North
Norfolk coast being overtaken by a target-bound Pathfinder
Force De Havilland Mosquito.
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Eurofighter
Typhoon Brian Fare. Stunning new release from
Brian Fare. Born out of a partnership with Germany,
Italy and Spain the Typhoon will provide the RAF with
a multi-role combat aircraft with the ability of air-superiority
fighter but also a potent precision ground attack
platform.
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Guardian
Angel Gerald Coulson. As Britain holds itself
ready for perhaps the greatest battle it has ever
fought, a pair of Mk 1 Hurricanes of 213 Squadron
set out from their base at Biggin Hill for an early
morning patrol over the Channel, they could meet the
enemy at any moment. |
Harrier
GR9 Operation Herrick Brian Fare. Superb new Pencil
print release from Brian Fare. When the conflict in
Afghanistan escalated during 2004, the Harrier’s
role as a first class air support jet was increasingly
relied upon to help troops on the ground against Taleban
forces. |
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