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CURRENT CATALOGUE
by Richard 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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OPERATION HERRICK
Completed in Richard's ?trademark' style of graphite, wash and coloured highlights on toned buff paper, this daring piece serves as a lasting tribute to all members of the armed forces who served during Operation Herrick and for those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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OPERATION MILLENNIUM - THE 1000 BOMBER RAID
Internationally renowned for his exceptional
drawing skills, artist Richard Taylor has
provided us with Operation Millennium, a
stunning piece depicting the composite make-
up of aircraft types participating in that
historic raid. Reproduced in restricted
quantities as a fine art Limited Edition
print, each copy is issued matted to full
conservation standards to include the
original autograph of Arthur Harris who
masterminded Operation Millennium, along with
seven World War Two veterans, each
representing the different types of aircraft
flown on the raid.
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OPS ON HOLD
Heavy snow has settled over the frozen countryside around RAF Fiskerton in Lincolnshire, and for once the Lancasters of 49 Squadron stand quietly idle at their dispersal points, March 1944.
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OUT FROM KIRKBY
A strong force of Lancasters from 630 and 57 Squadrons, based at RAF East Kirkby, head out to attack industrial targets in the Ruhr, Autumn 1944.
A total of 212 Operations were undertaken from RAF East Kirkby between August 1943 and the end of WWII, all of which were flown by 630 and 57 Squadrons. It is of great historical importance that every print is personally signed by one of the last surviving veterans that flew combat missions from East Kirkby during WWII.
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OUT OF THE DRAGONS DEN
One of the last B-25 Mitchell's, having successfully bombed its target, makes its escape towards mainland China. As the navigator sets the new course, their path takes them close to targets hit by other Raiders, dark columns of smoke rising rapidly from the burning oil and carnage below.
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PATTON\'S OWN
In his unmistakable style, internationally acclaimed military and aviation artist Richard Taylor has created this historic tribute to a name that has gone down in military folklore. He skilfully depicts a scene in late March 1945 as elements of Patton's Third Army rapidly advance having recently crossed the Rhine River at Oppenheim, south of Mainz. Patton's favoured strategy of speed and aggressive offensive action is clearly visible as fast-moving elements of the U.S. 6th Armoured Division launch a blistering attack on German infantry retreating east towards Frankfurt and ever deeper into the heartland of Hitler's failing Reich. One further nail had been embedded in the Nazi coffin.
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PERFECT TIMING
Faithfully reproduced as high-quality giclée fine art prints, only NINETEEN copies of this memorable edition are available worldwide representing the nineteen Lancaster crews who took part in the Dambuster Raids.
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PRE-FLIGHT BRIEFING
Completed a number of years ago in Richard's 'trademark' style of graphite, wash and coloured highlights, over that time two highly-regarded World War Two veterans have personally signed and authenticated the edition, each having flown the amazing Mosquito in combat during the war.
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PREPARING FOR ACTION
Major George Preddy's crew chief Art Snyder together with his crew work frantically to ready the P-51Ds of the 352nd in readiness for yet another sortie
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CURRENT CATALOGUE
by Richard Taylor
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