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CURRENT CATALOGUE
by Robert Taylor
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Current Catalog shows alphabetically, by artists, all prints currently
available from the Military Gallery. Many are now low in inventory
and a few close to selling out. Click on thumbnail image or title
to see larger image and more information.
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AT THE DAYS END
Working with a combination of graphite and coloured paints on ‘buff’ coloured paper to create a unique sepia effect, Robert Taylor’s outstanding Masterwork brings to life a moment during September 1940 at the height of the Battle of Britain. With an intuition unsurpassed by his peers, the world’s foremost aviation artist depicts a group of battle-weary Spitfire pilots from 92 Squadron after a long day’s fighting. Exhausted, they wait whilst ground crews hastily re-fuel and re-arm their aircraft at Biggin Hill ready for the next combat. No one knows when the alarm will sound but, when it does, they will, as always, be ready.
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ATTACK ON THE HIEI
Joe Foss leads F4F Wildcats of VMF121, based on Guadalcanal, against the Japanese battlecruiser Hiei north of Savo Island, Friday November 13, 1942. Multi-pilot signed print.
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AWAITING THE CALL – Matted Collector’s Piece
Robert perfectly captures the tense atmosphere in preparation for the raid - at 20.30 hrs a modified Lancaster with its massive ‘bouncing bomb’ clearly visible, stands at dispersal at RAF Scampton while her crew await the call to embark on this most daring mission.
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BADER LEGEND
The legendary Wing Leader Douglas Bader high above the south coast of England, flying his beloved Mark Va Spitfire. Prints signed by Bader Wing pilots.
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BADER'S BUS COMPANY
High over the south coast of England, the defiant Spitfire pilots of Douglas Bader’s Tangmere Wing fly a southerly course towards the Pas de Calais to engage Adolf Galland’s ‘Abbeville Boys’ shortly after their indomitable leader had been shot down and taken prisoner, August 1941.
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BADERS BUS COMPANY - THE GICLEE STUDIO PROOF
Spitfires of the Tangmere Wing fly a southerly course towards the Pas de Calais and a doubtless engagement with Adolf Galland’s ‘Abbeville Boys’. The glorious colours of sunrise glint on the sleek fighters as they streak out over the early
morning cumulus clouds.
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BALLOON BUSTER
RFC 208 Squadron Sopwith Camel flown by Flt Lt Henry Botterell brings down a German observation balloon near Arras, northern France, August 29, 1918. Pilot signed print.
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BAND OF BROTHERS
Robert Taylor\'s emotive new painting shows S for Sugar on the morning of 27th
April, 1944 after her 95th sortie - a raid on the ball-bearing factory at
Schweinfurt. As the battle-scarred bomber taxies in at RAF Waddington, other
467 Squadron Lancasters follow, heading for their dispersal points. Already the
weary crews begin their informal debriefing.
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CURRENT CATALOGUE
by Robert Taylor
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