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LAUNCH FROM THE LADY LEX
Richard's dramatic drawing takes us to the heart of the action on 20 February 1942 as O'Hare's Wildcat is seen hurtling off the deck of the USS Lexington prior to the combat that would lead to his Medal of Honor. The original has been faithfully reproduced as high-quality giclée fine art prints on archival paper, each personally signed by the artist, hand numbered and mounted to full conservation standards.
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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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BLACK SHEEP SCRAMBLE
In an exquisite tribute to one of America's legendary wartime Aces, Richard Taylor has used his highly-prized creative skill in yet another inspirational drawing to add to his growing list of masterworks. There is no doubt that this collectible and extremely limited edition will be popular with collectors interested in the War in the Pacific, especially given the inclusion of such rare and sought after original signatures. These consist of the famous Ace depicted, 'Pappy' Boyington, and four F4U pilots of VMF-221, all of whom scored confirmed combat victories.
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HONORABLE ENCOUNTER
Encountering a lone, crippled and struggling B-17, Luftwaffe Ace Oberleutant Franz Stigler could clearly see it was carrying dead and badly wounded crew. Putting thoughts of an easy victory aside, he decides instead to let the battered warbird fly on, escorting it out across the North Sea on a course for England, 20 December 1943.
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WINGS OF GLORY - 2026 CALENDAR
Featuring work by some of the world's most widely collected Aviation and Military artists including Robert Taylor, Anthony Saunders, Richard Taylor, James Dietz and Keith Burns.
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GOLDEN EAGLE
Deservedly respected for his groundbreaking technique of incorporating pencil and colourwash highlights on antique style buff paper, Richard's work is instantly recognisable by collectors around the globe. His original drawing has now been faithfully reproduced as a high quality giclée fine art print on archival paper and is issued mounted to full conservation standards. The inclusion of the rare and hard-to-come-by original autograph of Rudel himself adds further prestige to this highly-collectible edition.
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BLITZKRIEG!
Having foiled a British counter-attack at Arras and forced the surrender of the 51st Highland division at Saint-Valery-en-Caux, units of Rommel's 7th Panzer 'Ghost' Division race west in a twenty-four-hour dash towards Cherbourg 150 miles away. The port surrendered on 18 June 1940.
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NIGHT DESTROYERS
Rightly regarded as the world's premier aviation artist, Robert's masterful drawing depicts a flight of Bf110 Night Fighters climbing steadily in the evening cloud towards their designated fighting zone and the prospect of encountering incoming RAF bombers.
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HAPPY RETURN
In tribute to this iconic aircraft and the legendary pilots who flew them, each copy has been mounted to full conservation standards to include a set of museum-quality reproduction RAF pilots wings and the ORIGINAL pencil signatures of pilots who flew Spitfires in combat during WWII. They include Aces such as Albert Houle (11 victories), Andy MacKenzie (8 victories), Lorne Cameron (9 victories) and Don Laubman (15 victories).
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