CURRENT CATALOGUE
by Robert Taylor

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.
 

THE DAMBUSTERS - LAST MOMENTS OF THE MÖHNE DAM

Guy Gibson and Mick Martin draw the enemy's fire as 'Dinghy' Young clears the dam's parapet seconds after releasing his bomb. A few moments later Young's bomb will successfully detonate against the dam leaving it mortally wounded allowing David Maltby in AJ-J to finish the task. With the Mohne Dam breached Gibson, with the remaining crews, will turn south to repeat the operation at the Eder Dam.

THE DAMBUSTERS - THREE GOOD BOUNCES

'Dinghy' Young powers Lancaster AJ-A over the wall of the Mohne Dam moments after releasing his bouncing bomb. Commanding Officer Guy Gibson recalled that Young's bomb made ?three good bounces? before successfully detonating against the dam wall to trigger its collapse. David Maltby in AJ-J will shortly deliver the final, decisive blow.
  
 

THE DAMBUSTERS - THREE GOOD BOUNCES (detail)

Detail taken from THE DAMBUSTERS - THREE GOOD BOUNCES by Robert Taylor

THE DAMBUSTERS - THREE GOOD BOUNCES GICLÉE CANVAS PROOF

To help commemorate the 75th Anniversary of this legendary mission, the Military Gallery is delighted that this powerful image is now part of Robert Taylor's hugely popular series of Studio Proofs on canvas.
 
 

THE DAY NOW DAWNS

THE DOOLITTLE RAIDERS

Doolittle Raiders take their B-25 bombers down to low level and head for China after delivering their surprise attack on Tokyo on April 18, 1942. Multi-signed by Doolittle Raiders.
  
 

THE DOOLITTLE RAIDERS - GICLÉE STUDIO PROOF

At 8.20am on April 18, 1942, just four months after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, a small force of B-25 Mitchell bombers under the command of Col Jimmy Doolittle, undertook one of the most remarkable air raids of World War II. The Raiders' orders were anything but simple: fly low level some 800 miles over water into Japanese territory without escort, attack targets in Tokyo and nearby, then, with insufficient fuel to return, fly towards China until they ran out of fuel, bail out and, finally, try to evade capture.

THE DOOLITTLE TOKYO RAIDERS - THE GICLÉE STUDIO PROOF

Commemorating the 70th Anniversary of the most audacious raid carried out in the Pacific during World War II - the famous 'Doolittle raid.'
  
 

THE EAGLES DIVIDE

Prints in this highly-restricted edition are autographed by distinguished USAAF and Luftwaffe veterans who flew in combat during these close encounters over Europe during World War Two. Adding great historical importance, each signatory reached Ace status and together they clocked up many thousands of hours flying in combat during the war, representing both sides of this dramatic period of aerial conflict.

CURRENT CATALOGUE
by Robert Taylor

 

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