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 Nine O Nine by Philip WestAn outstanding new painting by highly acclaimed and collected artist Philip E. West. By any standards a fabulously evocative painting, of one of the most remarkable aircraft to have flown during World War 2.
Check out the detail on the nose of the aircraft, the ground crew braving freezing cold weather to get their favourite aircraft ready for when the crew arrive, look at the trees and ground - that's how it was in those days!
The sun rising, though, gives you a sense of warmth as well as reassurance this mighty bomber will once again be able to take to the skies that day and in so doing, contribute to our very own freedom now.
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 Dambusters and Enroute by Anthony SaundersFlying at altitudes as low as fifty feet, Lancasters of 617 Squadron follow the Dutch canals en-route to Germany - their target, the mighty Dams of the Rühr - on the night of the 16 / 17 May 1943. At such low level the pilots of many of the specially modified Lancasters found their flying skills tested to the extreme
GREAT SIGNATURES
AVAILBLE AS A PAIR OR INDIVIDUALLY
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 Arctic Hunters by Richard TaylorMe109s JG5
Occupied by the Germans, by 1942 Norway had become vital to Hitler’s war in the East. With the Russians threatening to overrun Finland and attack Norway, the pilots of JG5 were tasked to support German ground forces, and to escort the incessant Luftwaffe attacks on Arctic Convoys from Britain to the vital Russian ports of Murmansk and Archangel. With such unpredictably harsh weather it was a life-or-death battle fought under extreme conditions.
Signed by up to 4 eminent Luftwaffe veterans: Unteroffizier GUNTHER KOLB , Major ERICH RUDORFFER, Oberleutnant WALTER SCHUCK, Hauptmann KARL-FRITZ SCHLOSSSTEIN
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 Eagle Force by Robert TaylorRobert Taylor's magnificent new painting features Spitfire Vbs of 71 Squadron RAF as they return to their base at North Weald, September 1941, the young American pilots perhaps taking a brief moment to marvel at the myriad colours of the late evening sun - welcome relief from the perils of recent air combat with the Luftwaffe high above the English Channel.
Editions signed by up to 16 veterans:
Tribute Edition is issued with a companion print
Tribute Proof (UK orders only) is issued with a matted companion print and a companion print
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 Super Tex by Colin CarterThe Indianapolis Signature Series
A.J.Foyt was driving a Ford powered Coyote at the 1967 Indianapolis 500 and, in the latter stages of the race was following leader Parnelli Jones' STP Turbine until, with just three laps to go, Jones' transmission bearing broke and A.J. swept into the lead. As he was about to take the checkered flag a multi-car crash blocked his way.
Signed by A.J.Foyt
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 Revolution by Colin CarterThe Indianapolis Signature Series
Dan Gurney's European racing experience was instrumental in the creation of this new Anglo-American challenger. Built by Lotus in the UK, having modified their model 25 Formula 1 design, it was revolutionary in every way compared to the traditional 'roadster', with the driver's head barely visable, mere inches ahead of its shrieking V8 Ford built engine.
Signed by Dan Gurney
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 Dawn Sortie by Gerald CoulsonSpitfire
Gerald Coulson's majestic new painting captures a pair of Spitfire Mk1s at dawn high above the clouds over southern England in late 1940. An iconic tribute from the artist to the greatest fighter aircraft of all time.
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 Sunset Swoop by Stuart BrownStuart's passion is skydiving and his latest superb painting illustrates this.
A sport skydiver performs a high-speed swoop landing after the last load of the day.
Modern high-performance skydiving canopies are capable of high-speed landings using energy generated in a skilfully judged rotating dive.
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 Those Valiant Few by Robert TaylorTHE GRAPHITE PORTFOLIO - The Tribute Edition and the Artist Proof Edition
The third in Robert Taylor's NEW series of Limited Edition pencil drawings
The new Limited Edition from Robert Taylor, whose evocative pencil drawing commemorates Churchill’s famous ‘FEW’, the valiant young pilots of RAF Fighter Command who flew and fought in the Battle of Britain.
Signed by up to 56 Battle of Britain pilots
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 Moral Support by Philip WestThe Lancaster and Mosquito became legends in their own time during WW2.
Both performed vital roles in support of the allied cause roaming far and wide over occupied Europe. The courage and dedication of their crews
helped secure our freedom.
Primary Edition prints are signed by the artist and Flt. Lt. ‘Rusty’ Waughman DFC,101 Squadron Lancaster pilot on 30 ops.
Artist Proofs are also signed by Flt. Lt. Ronald Holmes DFC, also a 101 Squadron Lancaster pilot and veteran of 32 ops. over enemy territory
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 Only The Brave by Philip WestLysander
A Lysander prepares to leave its base on yet another dangerous and secret mission to drop agents into occupied France during WW11. Agents and Pilots alike, took great personal risk during these operations.
Primary Edition prints are signed by the artist and SOE Lysander pilot Flt. Lt. R G (Bob) Large, DFC, Legion d’Honneur.
Artist Proofs are also signed by SOE pilot Flt. Lt. Murray Anderson, DFC*, US Air Medal
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 Cold Front by Nicolas Trudgian Canvas EditionCanvas Giclee Edition - The only opportunity to obtain the full-size reproduction of the sensational original painting by Nicolas Trudgian, 'Cold Front'. The closest you will ever get to owning the original
The bitter Russian winter of 1943/44 was matched by some of the toughest fighting of the ground war. Between the Carpathian Mountains and the Dneiper River elements of the 1st SS Panzer Division Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler reinforced their fearsome reputation.
Another superbly atmospheric painting by Nicolas Trudgian
HAND SIGNED IN PAINT BY NICOLAS TRUDGIAN
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 Vital Force By Richard TaylorHurricane
Richard Taylor’s poignant new painting captures eloquently the urgency of a scramble an everyday occurrence during those frantic days in the summer of 1940. Battle of Britain ace Flight Lieutenant Ian Gleed leads a detachment of Hurricane Mk1s from 87 Squadron as they climb out of their Exeter airfield during the peak of the battle in the high summer of 1940.
Signed by up to 6 Battle of Britain pilots Flight Lieutenant PETER HAIRS MD, Flight Lieutenant BILL GREEN, Group Captain BYRON DUCKENFIELD AFC, Wing Commander BOB DOE DSO DFC*, Wing Commander JOHN TIM ELKINGTON, Wing Commander TONY PICKERING
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 The Great Escape By Ley KenyonPOW Wartime Artist
The night of 24 March 1944 has gone down in history as one of the bravest and most daring escape attempts of the entire war This was the night of ‘The Great Escape’. Over 200 inmates of the Prisoner of War camp Stalag Luft III in Zagan, Poland were ready and prepared with forged papers, maps, civilian clothes and an indomitable desire to be free.
Needed for this were camera and film, both luxuries that could not be squandered on posterity; thus the senior British officer asked fellow prisoner and artist Ley Kenyon to make a visual record of ‘Harry’ the tunnel that would ultimately be used for the escape. Kenyon completed six drawings, all of which were sealed in a watertight container fashioned from old milk tins, and stored in the abandoned tunnel ‘Dick’.
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 Closing The Gap by Robert TaylorTyphoon
As Typhoon Mk1b fighter-bombers of 247 Squadron exit the target area near Falaise at full throttle, the havoc wreaked in their wake bears witness to the devastation of their powerful rockets. Fuel and ammunition from the retreating German column explode with shattering detonations, the savagery of the attack demoralising the enemy into stunned oblivion.
Editions signed by up to 50 veterans -
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 Threatening Skies by Richard TaylorB29, Nagajima Ki44s
As dawn breaks over the Pacific, a determined force of Japanese Ki-44's launch a surprise attack on a large formation of USAAF B-29 Superfortresses as they approach the Japanese mainland. B-29 gunners let rip as one fighter flashes past, with a second fighter closing at high speed.
All editions signed by Lieutenant Colonel RALPH NUTTER, Colonel JAMES PATTILLO, Captain BEN ROBERTSON and supplied with free companion print
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 Some Rookie by Ray GoldsbroughLewis Hamilton
With Lewis Hamilton taking the Formula 1 World by storm, international motorsport artist, Ray Goldsbrough could not resist producing a painting depicting this young star. ‘Some Rookie’ celebrates Hamilton’s win at Montreal
Signed by the artist
Retail Price £117.50 : Olivers Price £100
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 Breaching The Eder Dam by Robert Taylor
Dambusters
Robert Taylor’s sensational new painting vividly shows the dramatic moment of impact. In the cockpit Knight and flight engineer Ray Grayston fight the controls to clear the dam, combining their physical strength to haul the lumbering Lancaster up and over the dam and to clear the high ground that lies ahead. Below and behind them, the second of Germany’s mighty western dams lies finally breached
Up to 9 signatures
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 Red Tail Escort by Richard TaylorP-51 Mustangs, B17
The Tuskegee Red Tail pilots of the 332nd Fighter Group are a more than welcome sight as they close in to escort home a damaged B17 Fortress of the 483rd Bomb Group. Seen high over the Italian Alps during the summer of 1944.
Signed by Colonel CHARLES McGEE, Lieutenant Colonel LEO R. GRAY, Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE E. HARDY, Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM H. HOLLOMAN III, Lieutenant Colonel ALEXANDER JEFFERSON, Second Lieutenant LOWELL STEWARD
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 Horrido by Robert TaylorMe109s
With the traditional battle cry ringing in their ears, Squadron Commander Hptm Wolfgang Ewald leads pilots of I./JG52 into combat. Based at Coquelles/Calais in September 1940, the JG-52 Me109s hurtle down in a high-speed dive to engage the enemy during the ferociously fought Battle of Britain.
Signed by 10 of the Luftwaffe's top fighter Aces of World War II. Leutnant HUGO BROCH, Major HANS-EKKEHARD BOB, Leutnant NORBET HANNIG, Feldwebel HERBERT KOLLER, Generalleutnant GÜNTHER RALL, Major ERIC RUDORFFER, Oberleutnant WALTER SCHUCK, Leutnant HERMANN SCHLEINHEGE, Oberleutnant GÜNTHER SEEGER, Oberleutnant WALTER WOLFRUM
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 Ready for Action by Philip E WestMosquito
The de Havilland Mosquito was one of the most outstanding British built aircraft of the Second World War. It was first proposed as a fast, unarmed bomber.
Primary Edition signed by 'Hilly' Hilliard, former Banff Sqn. and Pathfinder pilot.
The Artist Proofs are also signed by Wing Commander Branse Burbridge DSO and Bar, DFC and Bar, the RAF's top night-fighter pilot.
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 Spitfires - Masters of the Air by Philip E WestAt the end of another days hard air combat fighting over the war-torn skies of England, Spitfires of 92 Squadron enjoy a rare, peaceful moment prior to returning to base during the "Battle of Britain". The few prevailed and gave us the freedom we enjoy to this day.
Primary Edition signed by Flying Officer Terry Green (Spitfire pilot)
The Artist Proofs are also signed by Air Commodore Peter Brothers DSO, DFC & Bar.
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 Together We Stand by Philip E West
The Douglas Dakota was undoubtedly one of the most important allied aircraft of the Second World War. The aircraft served in a variety of roles including paratroop-dropping, glider-towing, casualty evacuation to transporting all sorts of materials from food to weapons of war. It did it all and in doing so, helped win the war.
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 On a Wing and a Prayer by Philip E WestThe venerable Fairy Swordfish was the Fleet Air Arms premier torpedo-bomber at the outbreak of World War 11. It may have looked archaic in appearance, but its courageous crews proved time and time again that it was a potent fighting machine.
Primary Edition signed by Stanley Brand, former Swordfish pilot.
Artist Proofs are also signed by John Moffat, Swordfish pilot who attacked and help sink the German battleship "Bismarck".
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 Rabaul - Fly For Your Life by Robert Taylor'Black Sheep' F4U Corsair
With typical mastery, Robert Taylor has brought to life an encounter over Rabaul in late December 1943, paying tribute to one of the US Marine Corps most famous fighter squadrons, and its outstanding leader. With the
Japanese airbase at Rabaul visible in the distance, 'Pappy' boyington and his fellow pilots of VMF-214 tear into a large formation of Japanese Zekes and a series of deadly dogfights have started, one Zeke already fallen victim to their guns.
Signed by up to 7 Brigadier General BRUCE J. MATHESON USMC, Major HARRY JOHNSON USMC, Lieutenant Colonel HENRY M. BOURGEOIS USMC (Companion Print), Lieutenant Colonel W. THOMAS EMRICH USMC, Colonel EDWIN A. HARPER USMC (Companion Print), Lieutenant Colonel JAMES J. HILL USMC, Captain FRED S. LOSCH USMC
Black Sheep Tribute Portfolio (subject to availability) also signed by Lieutenant Colonel JOHN F. BOLT USMC (Matted Signature), Captain GLENN BOWERS USMC (Original pencil drawing), Colonel GREGORY 'PAPPY' BOYINGTON MOH USMC (Matted Signature), Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM D. HEIER USMC (Original pencil drawing), Major MARION 'RUSTY' MARCH USMC (Original pencil drawing), Lieutenant Colonel ROBERT W. McCLURG (Matted Signature), Major EDWIN L. OLANDER USMC (Original pencil drawing)
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 Destiny by Colin CarterMario Andretti was always destined to win America's greatest race, and it came on his fifth attempt, racing his back-up Hawk-Ford after wrecking his Lotus-Ford
All litho prints bear Mario's 'Driver of the Century' logo and are licensed by the 'Andretti Signature Line
Signed by Mario Andretti
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 Tony Stewart by Colin Carter
Tony Stewart,Joe Gibbs Racing, Home Depot Chevrolet
One edition signed by Tony Stewart
All products bear the official NASCAR logo and are produced under all necessary licences
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 The Battle for New Years Day by Nicolas TrudgianTo commemorate one of the greatest aerial victories of the war in Europe, Nicolas Trudgian has painted the 352nd Fighter Group's 'Bluenosers' earning a place in history for their lightning response to the surprise attack on their airfield at Asch, Belgium by the Luftwaffe at dawn on New Year's Day 1945.
*Signed by Lt Col DONALD S. BRYAN DSC, DFC (2 OLC), Air Medal (14 OLC), DUC, Major ALDEN P. RIGBY Silver Star, Air Medal (7 OLC), DUC, Capt. ROBERT 'PUNCHY' POWELL DFC (2 OLC), Air Medal (3 OLC), DUC, Col WALTER E. STARCK DFC (2 OLC), Air Medal (OLC), Purple Heart, DUC, AFCM, Lt Col CHESTER V. HARKER DFC (1 OLC), Air Medal (10 OLC), DUC, Lt Col RAYMOND R. MITCHELL DFC, Air Medal (5 OLC), DUC
*Canvas edition signed in paint by the artist only
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 Valentino Rossi Signed Prints by Ray GoldsbroughVery Limited Supply
We have just received a small supply of some very sought after Valentino Rossi signed prints
All prints are supplied mounted and mint condition
All signed by Valentino Rossi and supplied with Certificate of Authenticity
These prints are all Artist Proofs (even more collectable than the normal edition)
Free P&P for Orders from UK customers (subsidised shipping for overseas customers)
Chinese Breakaway - £325
Il Dottore - £395
Flower Power - £325
Rossi Reigns Supreme - £295
Valencia Victory - £325
(all prices include vat - orders from outside the European Union are free of VAT)
These are low prices - especially for Artist Proofs - and will not be held for very long. We have found the following secondary market prices from other galleries of the normal unmounted editions; Chinese Breakaway - £435; Il Dottore - £750; Flower Power - £350; Rossi Reigns Supreme - £275; Valencia Victory - £375
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 Return to Ascension by Simon AtackVulcan
On the 30th April 1982, flying from Wideawake airfield on Ascension island, Flt. Lt. Martin Withers and his crew, flying RAF Vulcan (XM607) launched the first Black Buck bombing operation of the Falklands War.
Signed by Fl. Lt. Martin Withers
Original Oil Painting also available
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 Two's Company by Philip WestLancaster / Mosquito
The Lancaster and Mosquito became legends in their own time during the Second World War. Both performed vital roles in support of the allied cause roaming far and wide over occupied Europe.
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 Memphis Belle by Philip WestOver three years of continuous air combat the 91st Bombardment Group "The Ragged Irregulars" were based at Bassingbourn in England. They flew 340 missions with honor and bravery, over occupied Europe and bore such B-17 legends as "Memphis Belle", "Shoo Shoo Baby", "General Ike" and "Nine 'O' Nine.
Original Oil Painting also available
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 The Big Guns Giclee Canvas Edition by Nicolas TrudgianThe only opportunity to obtain the full-size reproduction of the sensational original painting by Nicolas Trudgian, 'The Big Guns'.
36" WIDE X 24" HIGH
A Limited Edition worldwide of only 25 canvas giclee prints .
In late 1944, responding to relentless Soviet offensives, the very best of the Luftwaffe heads towards the front to defend the homeland. The Bf109Gs of JG52, including those of the greatest aces of all time, Erich Hartmann and Gerhard Barkhorn, share the sky with the most highly decorated serviceman of the Third Reich, Hans-Ulrich Rudel, in his tank-busting Ju87G of St.G2. A superbly atmospheric painting by Nicolas Trudgian '
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 Tommy Leader by Robert TaylorLimited First Edition Book by Tom Dalton Morgan - Limited Edition Print by Robert Taylor
Proudly displaying Robert Taylor’s painting on the cover, this long awaited autobiography is issued as a case-bound limited edition book, enclosed in a gold embossed deluxe burgundy cloth slipcase, and presented with a matching numbered copy of Robert Taylor’s limited edition print ‘Tommy Leader'
Signed by Tom Dalton-Morgan, Billy Drake, Paddy Barthropp
We also have a very limited number of Artist Proofs (7 signature) available
Release date 20/5/07 - orders being taken now!
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 Enemy Coast Ahead - The Dambusters by Philip E. WestLancasters of 617 Squadron, led by Wing Commander Guy Gibson begin their low level cross channel dash towards the enemy coast on the way to the heart of the Ruhr.
Artist Proof are signed by former Dambusters: Flying Officer Raymond E. Grayston (Flight Engineer of AJ-N, Les Knights Lancaster.) and Squadron Leader George L. Johnson DFM (Bomb Aimer on AJ-T, American Joe McCarthy's Lancaster.
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Enemy Coast Ahead - The Dambusters Original Oil Painting by Philip E. West
The original oil painting is also available
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 Night of Heroes - The Dambusters by Philip E. West17th May 1943. Lancaster's from 617 Squadron deliver a surprise attack on the Ruhr dams with specially designed, unique bouncing bombs invented by Barns Wallis. Wing Commander Guy Gibson is shown drawing defensive fire away from Flt Lt Maltby's aircraft as it passes over the Mohne, just as his mine explodes and breaches the dam.
The Artist Proofs are also signed by former Dambusters: Flying Officer Raymond E. Grayston (Flight Engineer of AJ-N, Les Knights Lancaster.) and Squadron Leader George L. Johnson DFM (Bomb Aimer on AJ-T, American Joe McCarthy's Lancaster.
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Night of Heroes - The Dambusters Original Oil Painting by Philip E. West
The original oil painting is available for sale
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 Dambusters - The Morning After by Gerald CoulsonLancaster - 17 May 1943
Just after midnight, on the night of 16/17 May 1943, Lancaster crews of 617 Squadron undertook what was to become the most remarkable and probably best-remembered air raid of the Second World War. Flying all the way from their base in England in darkness at tree-top height, with just the light of the moon to guide them, the specially selected crews made a surprise attack on the mighty hydro-electric dams in the Ruhr. Gerald Coulson’s new painting shows a single Lancaster of 617 Squadron, one of the lucky ones having made it safely back to base, proudly standing alone as if in tribute to those that didn’t return.
Signed by Sergeant RAYMOND E. GRAYSTON, Squadron Leader GEORGE L. JOHNSON DFM, Corporal KENNETH LUCAS. Artist Proof also signed by RICHARD TODD
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 Guy Gibson Bronze by Peter Close
A brilliant new bronze from Peter Close featuring the Dambusters legendary leader, Wing Commander Guy Gibson VC.
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 Snow Warriors by Nicolas TrudgianJG54 ‘Green Heart Warriors’ Fw190A-4s.
One of the most successful of the Luftwaffe fighter units, JG54 ‘Green Heart Warriors’ first came to prominence during the Battle of Britain over south-east England. In early 1941 the unit moved to the Eastern Front in preparation for the invasion of Russia, and it was in this theatre that they became synonymous both with the relentless struggle against the military might of the Soviets and also, during successive winters, the battle
simply to survive the severe weather conditions.
Main Edition and Remarque signed by Major Erich Rudorffer
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 Tribute to Valentino Rossi
Ray Goldsbrough's tribute to a champion - a superb action print of 'The Doctor'
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 Desert Storm by Ray GoldsbroughSeven times World Champion Valentino Rossi came from 7th position on the grid to win the Grand Prix of Qatar for the second time - April 2006
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 Vital Support by Robert TaylorMosquito
THE GRAPHITE PORTFOLIO - The second in Robert Taylor's NEW series of Limited Edition pencil drawings
Crucial to every squadron in the RAF were the unsung heroes of World War II - the ground crew. Without the vital support of these dedicated men who refuelled the aircraft, rearmed them, maintained them and kept them flying, the pilots and aircrew would, quite simply, never have got into the air.
Signed by Flight Lieutenant RAY HARRINGTON , Wing Commander BRANSE BURBRIDGE DSO* DFC*, Wing Commander ERIC BARWELL, Flight Lieutenant KEN TEMPEST, Warrant Officer BERT WINWOOD , Squadron Leader TOMMY BROOM DFC, Flight Lieutenant AUBREY 'HILLI' HILLIARD , Flight Lieutenant GEOFFREY PERKS, Flying Officer MAURICE, WEBB DFM , Flying Officer JACK YOUENS
THE De HAVILLAND PROTOTYPE EDITION also signed by Group Captain JOHN CUNNINGHAM CBE DSO** DFC* AE DL FRAeS, Group Captain LEONARD CHESHIRE VC OM DSO** DFC*
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 Ramraiders by Richard TaylorFw 190A-8
As the Allied Air Forces began their massed attack on Germany's oil refineries, the Luftwaffe was about to hit back with a new battle tactic - the Sturmgruppe!
Closing at high speed with all cannons blazing. Unteroffizier Willi Maximowitz is seen flying his distinctive Black 8 with IV Sturm/JG3. as he dives in to attack a formation of USAAF B-24s from the 93rd Bomb Group. The American gunners have a frightening task on their hands to fend off the attack until help arrives. Signed by Leutnant HELMUT BALLEWSKI, Leutnant KURT WUPPERMANN, Oberfeldwebel WILLI RESCHKE
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 BLACK HAWK - SPECIAL DELIVERY by Stuart BrownA Black Hawk MH-60K of the U.S. 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (SOAR) delivers a team of coalition Special Forces onto an Afghan mountain pass in the hunt for Taleban forces.
Overall print size 690X500mm, image size 601X400mm
Signed by the artist
Edition size - 650 signed and numbered - £75 inc vat (£63.83+vat)
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 Those Were the Days by Philip WestMany hundreds of young aspiring men and women gained their coveted RAF wings flying the Tiger Moth. Training could be tough and one needed determination as well as skill to complete it. With their newly awarded 'wings', some pilots would move onto fly bombers, some to fighters like the Spitfire and Hurricane and many others to a wide variety of different aircraft types.
Approx. overall print size 17½ x 27½ / 46cms x 69cms
All the prints are signed by Flt. Lt. Geoffrey Wellum DFC. Artist Proofs signed by two additional distinguished pilots: Group Captain Allan Wright DFC* AFC and Air Commodore Peter Brothers DSO, DFC & Bar
400 Primary Edition: 1 signature - £95 inc vat (£80.85+vat)
50 Artist Proofs: 3 signatures - £125 inc vat (£106.38+vat)
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 Pride of Britain by Philip WestThe winter of ’41 is remembered well by Geoffrey Wellum, pilot of Spitfire ‘G’ for George. Bitter cold and heavy snow during this Battle of Britain period made flying conditions almost unbearable. The ground-crew’s job at RAF Manston, never easy at the best of times, involved working in all weathers to keep the aircraft in a state of readiness for the pilots to return to the battle at the earliest opportunity.
Approx. overall print size 17½ x 27½ / 46cms x 69cms
All the prints are signed by Flt. Lt. Geoffrey Wellum DFC. Artist Proofs signed by two additional distinguished pilots: Group Captain Allan Wright DFC* AFC and Air Commodore Peter Brothers DSO, DFC & Bar
400 Primary Edition: £125 inc vat (£106.38+vat)
50 Artist Proofs: £150 inc vat (£127.66+vat)
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 No Room For Error by Philip WestCapt Eric (Winkle) Brown launches his Seafire TM379, from the deck of the trials carrier HMS Pretoria Castle in July 1945. Unlike other carriers, those used for trials, usually had their decks clear of other aircraft. On this day, once the aircraft is launched the carrier’s crew streamed onto the deck to check the surface and clear anything that may obstruct a landing. TM379, was the first prototype, Seafire Mk 45 and was fitted with a Rotol contra prop, modified fin, rudder and tail hook.
Approx. overall print size 17½ x 27½ / 46cms x 69cms
*Primary edition signed by the artist and three former Seafire pilots;
** Artist Proof signed by five former Seafire pilots, including the legendary Captain Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown CBE, DSC, AFC. KCVSA. (Capt. Brown holds the world record for the most carrier landings and for flying the largest number of different aircraft including the Me 262, Me163 rocket plane as well as all of the first British jets.
*100 Primary Edition:- 3 signatures - £95 inc vat (£80.85+vat)
**25 Artist Proofs:- 5 signatures - £125 inc vat (£106.38+vat)
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 FURY OF ASSAULT The Blitz of London by Robert TaylorWhen Luftwaffe bombers first appeared in force in the night skies over London in September 1940 they heralded the beginning of The Blitz - the most sustained period of concentrated bombing aimed at British cities during World War II.
Robert Taylor’s evocative new painting brings to life the frightening scenario of the Luftwaffe’s night bombing campaign during the Blitz. It is December 1941, and London is once again under concentrated attack. With fires raging below the armada of German bombers is clearly visible in the night sky as they sweep across the city. Shimmering in the glow of destruction, a lone Hurricane night-fighter from 85 Squadron, based at nearby Gravesend, engages Heinkel 111s of KG55 in a desperate attempt to break up the formations.
Overall print size: 29" wide x 23"
Adding great authenticity to each print in Robert Taylor’s dramatic new five-signature Commemorative Limited Edition print FURY OF ASSAULT evey copy has been individually hand signed in pencil by four Luftwaffe Heinkel pilots who flew with KGS5 during World War II. They are joined by an RAF Hurricane night-fighter pilot. Every print is signed by the artist Robert Taylor and individuallv hand numbered.
THE LIMITED EDITION
700 signed & numbered prints - £200 inc vat (£170.21+vat)
50 Artist Proofs - £325 inc vat (£276.60+vat)
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 DESERT SHARKS By Robert TaylorTHE GRAPHITE PORTFOLIO - A new series of Limited Edition pencil drawings.
A new Limited Edition from Robert Taylor, whose evocative pencil drawing commemorates the Curtis P40 and the pilots of the Allied Air Forces who flew it with such heroic distinction throughout World War II
One of the stalwarts of the long hot Desert Air War, the Curtis P40 Kittyhawk was flown with extraordinary verve and courage not only by the pilots of the RAF, but also those of the Royal Australian, Canadian, and South African Air Forces.
The renowned Curtis P40 Warhawk was, by the time of Pearl Harbor in December 1941, numerically the most important American fighter aircraft and had already been supplied to the RAF in mid 1940, where it was designated first the Tomahawk, and later versions the Kittyhawk. This classic aircraft remained in continuous front line service and flew in most theatres of operation throughout World War II.
Overall print size: 21¼"x 15½"
A very small edition
THE SIGNATURES
Signed by Squadron Leader NEVILLE DUKE DSO DFC, who flew P40s with 112 Squadron and who was the Allies top -scoring fighter pilot in the Mediterranean theatre. All prints are also signed and hand numbered by the artist Robert Taylor
Edition Size: 90 signed and numbered prints - £110 inc vat (£93.62+vat)
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