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CONCORDE FORMATION GICLÉE CANVAS PROOF
Robert Taylor's iconic Concorde Formation portrays an event that happened over the Isle of Wight on Christmas Eve 1985 when British Airways decided to celebrate 10 years of Concorde's commercial service in a unique way. Taking off in spectacular fashion from Heathrow airport, they flew four Concordes in formation along the south coast for a series of special birthday photos.
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GUARDING THE LINE - A BOOK & PRINT PORTFOLIO
To honour all those who fought in the trenches during The Great War, the Military Gallery is proud to offer this highly restricted and exclusive portfolio.
Every copy of Guarding the Line is conservation matted to include an ORIGINAL German WWI Iron Cross Medal which has been sourced and collected over a number of years.
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CHECKING OUT
In this pair of eye-catching pieces, Anthony Saunders has chosen P-51s of the Mighty Eighth's 352nd Fighter Group to represent all those who flew Mustangs so heroically with the US 8th Air Force from England during WWII. In the first, Checking Out, the bad weather that has dogged the past few days is thankfully clearing, allowing the Group to begin their dispersal from Bodney to take part in an escort mission in early 1945. In the second, Beyond the Storm, the bad weather is, however, once again closing in as Captain Ray Littge, flying his P-51D Miss Helen, leads the 487th Fighter Squadron back home over the familiar Suffolk coastline in April 1945.
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BEYOND THE STORM
In this pair of eye-catching pieces, Anthony Saunders has chosen P-51s of the Mighty Eighth's 352nd Fighter Group to represent all those who flew Mustangs so heroically with the US 8th Air Force from England during WWII. In the first, Checking Out, the bad weather that has dogged the past few days is thankfully clearing, allowing the Group to begin their dispersal from Bodney to take part in an escort mission in early 1945. In the second, Beyond the Storm, the bad weather is, however, once again closing in as Captain Ray Littge, flying his P-51D Miss Helen, leads the 487th Fighter Squadron back home over the familiar Suffolk coastline in April 1945.
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CLEARING SKIES
To honor all those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, each print has been personally signed and authenticated by veterans who served with the 100th BG as the Allies pushed for victory during WWII. By endorsing the edition, their autographs help to create a historically important collector's piece to be cherished for future generations.
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ADVANCE FROM ARROMANCHES
To help commemorate the 75th Anniversary of D-Day and to remember the heroes who served in the Battle of Normandy, each print in this memorable edition has been authenticated by veterans who fought bravely in this historic campaign.
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RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY
Richard's dramatic edition recalls the heroism of these paratroopers. The night will be long and dangerous but their forthcoming resilience in the face of adversity will become the stuff of legend.
Completed in his trademark technique of using a mixture of graphite with subtle colour highlights, Richard's superb piece helps commemorate the 75th Anniversary of D-Day and serves as a lasting tribute to all those who fought throughout the liberation of Europe.
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AWAITING THE CALL - Matted Collector's Piece
Robert perfectly captures the tense atmosphere in preparation for the raid - at 20.30 hrs a modified Lancaster with its massive 'bouncing bomb' clearly visible, stands at dispersal at RAF Scampton while her crew await the call to embark on this most daring mission.
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HOME AGAIN ENGLAND
In recognition of the role played by these two legendary aircraft and the men who flew them, Robert's striking piece Home Again England depicts a scene during those final few weeks of the war. A battle-weary Lancaster limps home along the Norfolk coast with its outer starboard engine feathered and out of action following one of Bomber Command's last daylight operations. Luckily a group of Mk.XIV Spitfires is on hand to provide close escort and will see the bomber safely back to base.
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