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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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THE FLYING CIRCUS
In his stunning graphite work Richard Taylor brilliantly recreates a scene at an airfield in Flanders shortly before the German Spring Offensive of 1918. Flying his distinctive, highly-recognisable red-painted Fokker Dr.1 tri-plane, Richthofen leads his men away from their makeshift base towards the British lines. As they prowl the skies above the Front an encounter with the RFC will surely happen and the pilots of the 'Flying Circus' will once again be wheeling and turning in yet another death-defying cauldron of one-on-one, close-combat dog-fights.
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THE FRONT - DOUBLE REMARQUE
Regarded as one of the most gifted exponents of pencil work in the industry, Richard Taylor will hand-craft an original drawing in the lower margin of each print to create a unique collectors piece.
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THE GALLANT OHIO
Spitfires of 126 and 185 Squadrons successfully fend off enemy aircraft on crippled American tanker Ohio, 80 miles off island of Malta. Pilot and naval crew signed print.
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The GRAF SPEE
The "pocket-battleship" Graf Spee the German naval port of Wilhelmshaven on 3rd September, 1939. At the outbreak of war she will be on station in the south Atlantic in readiness for action against merchant shipping. An Artist signed limited edition.
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THE GREAT ESCAPE
Richard Taylor's masterful new piece captures the scene as POWs escape into the cool night air and realize, to their dawning horror, that their planned exit has fallen short of the woods.
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THE GREAT ESCAPE
Keith's graphic piece depicts the moment an eagle-eyed sentry raises the alarm having spotted escapees making a stealthy dash to freedom from the entrance of 'Tunnel Harry'.
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THE GREAT ESCAPE - Matted Collector's Piece
Richard's atmospheric piece shows the moment POWs escape into the cool night air and realise that their planned exit has fallen short of the woods; they will have to crawl to the cover of the trees under the noses of the patrolling sentries.
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