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CURRENT CATALOGUE
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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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CHANGE TO THE FLIGHT PLAN
Faithfully reproduced as a high quality giclée fine art print on textured velvet paper, the historical importance of this extremely limited edition is highlighted by the inclusion of the rare and hard-to-come-by original autograph of the legendary Ace depicted. Alongside are the original autographs of a further four eminent Luftwaffe veterans who flew Stukas during the war, including one of Rudel's wingmen.
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CHANNEL STORM
Anthony's atmospheric painting depicts a definitive moment in late August 1940 as the Mk.I Spitfires of 610 Squadron, one of the units to bear the full brunt of the Luftwaffe's attacks, scramble away from their base at Biggin Hill towards the Channel where yet another incoming Luftwaffe formation has been spotted. Combining great skill with thoughtful insight, Anthony beautifully portrays the elegant fighters, glinting in sunlight, racing towards the storm clouds gathering on the horizon. The peaceful harvest taking place in the fields below is in stark contrast to the perils that lie ahead.
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CHANNEL SWEEP
Richard Taylor's stunning painting depicts Mk1 Spitfires from 92 Squadron undertaking a defensive sweep along the Kent coastline against a dramatic backdrop of the white cliffs of Dover, at the height of the battle in September 1940.
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CHANNEL SWEEP
Robert Taylor's stunning painting Channel Sweep depicts a scene in August 1941 with a section of Mk.Vb Spitfires from 452 Squadron, led by top Irish Ace Flight Lieutenant Brendan 'Paddy' Finucane DFC, as they head out over the Kent coast on an offensive patrol across the English Channel. With all the hallmarks of a classic Taylor masterpiece, this stunning edition also carries the original signature of one of the RAF's most successful and high-scoring Aces, who flew Spitfires with the Biggin Hill Wing during this period.
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CHARLES E. ‘CHUCK' YEAGER - Book & Print Portfolio
Following the theme of previous releases in his ground-breaking series, a detailed drawing titled Escort Duty forms the centrepiece of this highly-restricted new compilation; it features Yeager's most famous P-51 'Glamorous Glen III', the mount in which he scored most of his World War II victories, including the five Bf109s shot down in a single mission on 12 October 1944 and the four Fw190s downed on 27 November 1944. Matted alongside is a second, completely separate drawing titled Breaking the Barrier which features Yeager's Bell X-IA rocket plane moments into its record-breaking journey.
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CHECKERTAILS - OUTBOUND ESCORT
Robert Taylor, the world's most instantly-recognisable aviation artist, remembers the heroic exploits of the men who flew with the 325th Fighter Group in his iconic piece. Few painters have the necessary skill to successfully blend the machines of war into beautiful landscapes as Robert, and his breath-taking work Checkertails - Outbound Escort is a classic example of just why he's considered the greatest ever aviation artist.
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CHECKERTAILS - OUTBOUND ESCORT - The Legacy Remarques
Few painters have the necessary skill to successfully blend the machines of war into beautiful landscapes as Robert, and his breathtaking work Checkertails - Outbound Escort is a classic example of just why he's considered the greatest ever aviation artist.
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CHECKING OUT
In this pair of eye-catching pieces, Anthony Saunders has chosen P-51s of the Mighty Eighth's 352nd Fighter Group to represent all those who flew Mustangs so heroically with the US 8th Air Force from England during WWII. In the first, Checking Out, the bad weather that has dogged the past few days is thankfully clearing, allowing the Group to begin their dispersal from Bodney to take part in an escort mission in early 1945. In the second, Beyond the Storm, the bad weather is, however, once again closing in as Captain Ray Littge, flying his P-51D Miss Helen, leads the 487th Fighter Squadron back home over the familiar Suffolk coastline in April 1945.
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