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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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DAMBUSTERS - LEADING THE WAY
On the night of 16 / 17 May 1943, nineteen specially modified Lancasters of 617 Sqn left RAF Scampton to attack the mighty dams of the Ruhr valley using an ingenious 'bouncing bomb'. What followed would become legendary as one of the most audacious bombing raids ever attempted, and within hours the destruction of the Mohne and Eder dams would wreak havoc with the German war machine.
This cameo drawing from Robert's Graphite Collection portrays the Lancaster of Wing Commander Guy Gibson leading the first wave with precision low flying over Holland en-route to the Mohne dam.
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DAMBUSTERS - THE IMPOSSIBLE MISSION GICLÉE CANVAS PROOF
Robert Taylor's aviation masterpiece depicts the moment that ?Dingy? Young in Lancaster AJ-A releases his cylindrical, hydrostatically-triggered mine - clearly visible against the huge splash as it hits the water. The mighty Mohne Dam has but moments to live.
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DAMBUSTERS - ?GONER 58A'
Robert Taylor's skill and artistry reflects his intimate and authentic knowledge of the events that took place on that epic, moonlit night in May 1943. Over the past four decades he has enjoyed the company of almost every man to survive Operation Chastise, has listened to their stories first-hand, and counted many of them as friends. The knowledge acquired, and the friendships gained have, without doubt, given Robert an unparalleled insight into the legendary Dambusters.
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DAMBUSTERS - ?GONER 58A' - COLLECTORS EDITION
Robert Taylor's skill and artistry reflects his intimate and authentic knowledge of the events that took place on that epic, moonlit night in May 1943. Over the past four decades he has enjoyed the company of almost every man to survive Operation Chastise, has listened to their stories first-hand, and counted many of them as friends. The knowledge acquired, and the friendships gained have, without doubt, given Robert an unparalleled insight into the legendary Dambusters.
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