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Cloud Companions by Stephen Brown

Concorde
It is 24 December 1985 and four Concordes are brought together for a unique event. To celebrate 10 years of Concorde passenger services, British Airways organised a special formation flight. Taking off from Heathrow in turn, the four Concordes proceeded to assemble in a number of different formations whilst doing a circuit around the south coast of England. Signed by up to 5 Concorde pilots Captains Brian Walpole, Captain John Eames, Captain David Leney and Captain Jock Lowe who on this day was Co-Pilot to John Cook - now deceased and Captain Mike Bannister

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Concorde - Early Morning Arrival by Stephen Brown

The sight of Concorde descending over London will forever remain etched in the memory of all who were fortunate to see this amazing aircraft. Primary edition signed by a Concorde pilot. Artist Proof also signed by John Cochrane (the co-pilot to John Trubshaw on Concorde 002 during its first ever flight which went from Filton, Bristol to Fairford in Gloucestershire on 9th April 1969)

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Concorde The Pride of Bristol by Stephen Brown

Concorde The Pride of Bristol by Stephen Brown

Full of grace and beauty Concorde G-BOAF taxis toward her final resting place at Filton airfield, Bristol. Proudly waving Union Jack flags from the cockpit are pilot Captain Les Brodie and Concorde chief pilot Captain Mike Bannister. Signed by Captain Les Brodie . Artist proof also signed by Chief Concorde pilot Captain Mike Bannister

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Concorde Pride of Britain by Stephen Brown

Climbing towards 60,000 feet and the edge of space Concorde (G-BOAD) traveled where no other commercial aircraft could go. Its enormously powerful engines enabled Concorde to reach the speed of sound Mach 1 (about 675 mph).

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Concorde - The Final Touch Down by Stephen Brown

Stephen Brown Aviaiton Art
November 26th 2003 will remain etched in the memory of countless thousands of people as the day this magnificent aircraft landed back in Bristol for the very last time.

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Concorde - The Golden Years by Stephen Brown

Choosing to portray Concorde in a pre-9/11 setting, before which Concorde really did enjoy its 'Golden Years' of supersonic travel, Stephen has captured Concorde in a magnificent setting over The Big Apple.
The scheduled Concorde flights to and from New York were by far the most important for both British Airways and Air France.

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Concorde - The Jubilee Flight by Stephen Brown

It is the 4th June 2002. Concorde and the Red Arrows fly in tight formation over Suffolk en route to take part, along with other aircraft, in the Queen’s Jubilee Flypast. At the controls of G-BOAD Concorde are Civil Aviation Authority Chief Test Pilot Jock Reid and British Airways Chief Concorde Pilot and aircraft Commander on the day Captain Mike Bannister. Signed by Red Arrows Team Leader Squadron Leader Carl ‘Spike’ Jepson and Concorde pilot Captain Jock Reid.

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Concorde - The Last Flight Home by Stephen Brown.

Wednesday 26th November 2003 is a day few who saw this majestic aircraft on her last flight will ever forget. On this memorable occasion thousands of people watch from below as Concorde (G-BOAF) passes gracefully over Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s Clifton Suspension Bridge en route to her final destination just a few miles away at Filton, Bristol. Signed Captain Les Brodie,

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Concorde - The Supersonic Thoroughbred by Stephen Brown

Captain Les Scott, Senior First Officer Tim Orchard and Senior Engineering Officer Rick Eades made history on the
7th February 1996, when they flew Concorde G-BOAD from New York to London in a record-breaking 2 hours,52 minutes and 59 seconds

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Dambuster Dawn by Stephen Brown

Lancaster

May 17th 1943: the thunder of Merlin engines fills the air, shattering the quiet of a Dutch dawn and causing wildfowl to scatter in alarm. Flying at tree-top height the Lancaster of Bill Townsend heads at full throttle towards the coast and the relative safety of the North Sea.

All editions are signed and numbered by the artist. The Artist Proofs come with the Companion Print shown below which is signed by: Squadron Leader George ‘Johnny’ Johnson DFM

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Dawns First Light by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art

Wing Commander John A Kent leading Supermarine Spitfire Vbs of the Polish Wing on an early morning patrol in 1941.

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Dawn of a Legend by Stephen Brown

Mosquito B. Mk IVs
In what became a familiar sight over East Anglia during World War II, RAF de Havilland Mosquitoes head out at low level towards the North Sea. These aircraft are Mosquito B. Mk IVs of No 2 Group, 105 Squadron operating from Horsham St. Faith in the summer of 1942. This edition is fully signed by Flight Lieutenant Geoffrey Derry Perks, DFC. The Artist Proofs are also signed by the RAF’s top scoring bight-fighter pilot, Wing Commander Branse Burbridge DSO and Bar, DFC and Bar.

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Defending The Line by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
Hurricane Mk1s of 504 Squadron shattering the silence of the English countryside as they power into the dawn sky.

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Heading For The Convoys by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
RAF Catalinas of 210 Squadron over the West Coast of Scotland in 1944. Signed by ACM Sir John Barraclough KCB CBE DFC AFC, John Cruickshank VC, Ronald Vaughn DFC, John Tattersall

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Hunters Over The Lakes by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
Pilots of 66 Squadron put their Hawker Hunter F.6s through their paces on a training sortie over the English Lake District in 1959.

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Inbound by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
Lancasters bathed in early morning light as they return home from a successful raid during the summer of 1944.

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Lancasters over Kynance by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
RAF Lancasters over Kynance Cove in Cornwall, returning from a daylight sortie over Northern France in the winter of 1944. Signed by three Lancaster pilots (first ever print signings) and seven other Lancaster aircrew.

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Lightning Tribute by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
Lightning F. Mk 1As of 56 Squadron on a pilot training sortie during 1963. Conceived in a post-war period when speed, acceleration and climb rate were the key measures of a fighter, the English Electric Lightning excelled on all counts. Signed by the artist and Squadron Leader Grant T Taylor, Squadron Leader Chris Taylor MBE, Flt. Lt. George Fenton, Flight Lieutenant P V Boothroyd. The Artist Proofs are also signed by Wing Commander James L Dell OBE

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Mosquito Coast by Stephen Brown

Mosquito B Mk IVs
Seagulls take flight as the distant drone of Merlin engines starts to rise above the sound of wind and surf on their deserted beach. Overhead Mosquito B Mk IVs of 139 Squadron return low across the North Sea after a successful mission. In moments they will be gone, with only a few miles to navigate before they land at their base at Horsham St Faith in Norfolk. This edition is fully signed by Flight Lieutenant Geoffrey Derry Perks, DFC. The Artist Proofs are also signed by the RAF’s top scoring bight-fighter pilot, Wing Commander Branse Burbridge DSO and Bar, DFC and Bar.

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Mustangs Over the Reich by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
P51 Mustangs of 336th Fighter Squadron, 4th Fighter Group range deep into the Reich in a search for targets of opportunity.

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Pinpoint Navigation by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
The calm of an English village is momentarily shattered as Spitfire Vbs of 92 Squadron flash overhead, having been scrambled to intercept a Luftwaffe raid during the summer of 1941.

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Return of the Few by Stephen Brown

It is 1941, the Battle of Britain is won but the country’s future is still by no means certain, with the Luftwaffe continuing to mount daily raids on cities, factories and airfields. In Stephen Brown’s painting ‘Return of the Few', the legendary Douglas Bader leads his famous Tangmere Wing back to base having been scrambled to intercept a German bomber formation. The edition is fully signed by the artist and Sqn. Ldr. Geoff Wellum DFC.
The Artist Proofs and Remarques are also signed by Air Commodore Peter Brothers DSO, DFC & Bar.

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Spitfires Safely Home by Stephen Brown

Spitfire
It is the winter of 1941 and heavy snow has disrupted operations for several days. A break in the weather today has brought blue skies and the opportunity for the ground crew to clear the runway of snow and get the pilots of 92 Squadron airborne. Flt. Lt. Geoffrey Wellum and his fellow fighter pilots are bringing their Spitfires safely home after the third and final sortie of the day. The edition is fully signed by the artist and Sqn. Ldr. Geoff Wellum DFC. The Artist Proofs are also signed by Geoff’s Commanding Officer during part of his time with 92 Squadron, Group Captain Allan Wright DFC* AFC.

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Tireless Vigilance by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
With grace and majesty of mighty battleships, a pair of Short Sunderlands sweep out towards the dangers of the North Atlantic. Signed by four WW2 Sunderland pilots

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Typhoon Scramble by Stephen Brown

Military aviation art
RAF Hawker Typhoon Mk IBs of 609 Squadron embark on a ground attack mission, head for targets in Northern France.Signed by Derek Lovell , Tony (Titch) Hallett, Douglas Oram, Frank Wheeler. Artist Proof also signed by Ken Kneen, Roy Crane , Jack Hodges, Bill Macia, L.S. Pip Phillips . James Kyle . David Ince, Harry Prars George Wood, Ronnie Sheward . John Shellard

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Welcome Home by Stephen Brown

A flak-damaged Lancaster of 617 Squadron struggles across the airfield perimeter as it returns to base after a precision raid over enemy territory. Signed by Tony Iveson DFC, AE, CRAeS (617 sqn pilot who flew on all three Tirpitz raids), Lawrence ‘Benny’ Goodman (617 sqn. pilot) and William Burnett F/Eng. Artist proof also signed by Richard Todd OBE, Harold Roddis. Jim Brookbank. Ted Cachart. Geoff Brunton . Jim Inward. Jim Auton. Peter Bond

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Welcome Sight by Stephen Brown

Military Aviation Art
Welcome Sight depicts Halifax MK IIIs of 158 Squadron passing over the village of West Tanfield on the River Ure, heading for the bomber base of Lisset, Yorkshire.

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