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Sea Harriers by Robert Taylor.
A symbolic study of the very first two Sea Harriers to fly with the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm, 700 Alpha Squadron, commanded by Sharkey Ward. Seen overflying Plymouth Harbour, both of these aircraft fought in the Falklands War.
Signed limited edition of 1500 prints. Paper size 24 inches x 20 inches (61cm x 51cm). Price £95.00
ITEM CODE DHM2168
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Airstrike over West Falklands by Robert Taylor.
A pilots eye view of the last seconds of a Mirage V at the hands of 801 Naval Air C.O., Commander Sharkey Ward, flying a Sea Harrier from H.M.S. Invincible on May 21, 1982, in a ferocious dogfight during the Battle of Falkland Sound.
Signed limited edition of 1500 prints. Paper size 25 inches x 20 inches (64cm x 51cm). Price £125.00 Signed by Commander Sharkey Ward.
ITEM CODE DHM2120
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Bekaa Valley by Robert Taylor.
A dramatic combat between an F-16 Falcon and a Mig23 fought over the Bekaa Valley in June 1981. In a three day period the Israeli pilots brought down over 80 Syrian aircraft without loss. Robert Taylors brilliant painting shows a close-up view of the action.
Limited edition of 1500 prints. Paper size 24 inches x 20 inches (61cm x 51cm). Price £75.00
ITEM CODE DHM2125
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Canberras Over Cambridgeshire by Robert Taylor.
Undeterred by Friday 13th, Wing Commander Beamont took off that day in May 1949, in the Canberra prototype. So accomplished was this new jet bomber that by the end of the 1950s, no fewer than 41 R.A.F. Squadrons were equipped with the Canberra, and the training of crews in another 16 countries had begun. Robert Taylors painting, shows the aircraft during a formation training sortie, rushing over the fenlands of Cambridgeshire, England, preparing to land at its R.A.F. Wyton base.
Signed limited edition of 1000 prints. Paper size 33 inches x 24 inches (84cm x 64cm). Price £200.00 Signed by Wing Commander Roland Bee Beamont CBE DSO DFC DL (deceased).
ITEM CODE DHM2127
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Coming In Over the Estuary by Robert Taylor.
In Robert Taylors panoramic painting, P-38J Lightnings of the 364th Fighter Group return from a strafing mission over France in the summer of 1944. Making their land-fall at just 100 feet, they skim across an estuary on Englands south coast, near the old village of Bosham. With his unmistakable skill and vivid imagination Robert cleverly contrasts the exhilaration of the low-level combat flying, with the peaceful atmosphere of a quiet coastal setting, emphasising that curious blend of war and peace that was the daily lifestyle of the World War II flyer. This classic aviation painting provides collectors with a wonderful study of a memorable warbird.
Signed limited edition of 1250 prints. Paper size 34 inches x 25 inches (86cm x 64cm). Price £200.00 Signed by Colonel Darrell G Welch, Major Newell O Roberts, Lt Colonel Frank D Hurlbut, Colonel Jack M Ilfrey (deceased) and Major Thomas E Maloney.
Limited edition of artist proofs. Paper size 34 inches x 25 inches (86cm x 64cm). Price £325.00 Signed by Colonel Darrell G Welch, Major Newell O Roberts, Lt Colonel Frank D Hurlbut, Colonel Jack M Ilfrey (deceased) and Major Thomas E Maloney.
Limited edition of publisher proofs. Paper size 34 inches x 25 inches (86cm x 64cm). Price £395.00 Signed by Colonel Darrell G Welch, Major Newell O Roberts, Lt Colonel Frank D Hurlbut, Colonel Jack M Ilfrey (deceased) and Major Thomas E Maloney.
ITEM CODE DHM2134
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First Sighting by Robert Taylor.
Downed aircrew often drifted for days in their small inflatable dingies hoping rescue would come. Robert Taylors painting depicts that first sighting by an Air Sea Rescue Sunderland and the moment of joy of the aircrew.
Signed limited edition of 1500 prints. Paper size 20 inches x 14 inches (51cm x 36cm). Price £80.00 Signed by Group Captain A Carey.
ITEM CODE DHM2148
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Front Line Hurricanes by Robert Taylor.
Based at a temporary formed airfield at Lille Marc, Hurricanes of No. 87 Squadron - showing the strains of battle - taxi in from a skirmish during heavy fighting in the Battle of France, May 1940.
Signed limited edition of 800 prints. Paper size 33 inches x 24 inches (84cm x 61cm). Price £200.00 Signed by :
Wing Commander Roland Bee Beamont CBE DSO DFC DL (deceased),
Air Commodore Peter Brothers CBE, DSO, DFC* (deceased),
Group Captain Frank Carey (deceased),
Group Captain Dennis David CBE DFC AFC (deceased),
Squadron Leader John Gibson (deceased)
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Squadron Leader Kenneth Lee (deceased).
Limited edition of artist proofs. Paper size 33 inches x 24 inches (84cm x 61cm). Price £325.00 Signed by :
Wing Commander Roland Bee Beamont CBE DSO DFC DL (deceased),
Air Commodore Peter Brothers CBE, DSO, DFC* (deceased),
Group Captain Frank Carey (deceased),
Group Captain Dennis David CBE DFC AFC (deceased),
Squadron Leader John Gibson (deceased)
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Squadron Leader Kenneth Lee (deceased).
ITEM CODE DHM2149
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Night Intruder by Robert Taylor.
A colourful painting depicting a Mosquito, the fastest Allied aircraft and perhaps the most versatile of all to fly in World War II, dodging between the flak and searchlights on a low-level night attack.
Signed limited edition of 1500 prints. Paper size 20 inches x 14 inches (51cm x 36cm). Price £75.00 Signed by Group Captain John Cunningham CBE DSO DFC AE DL FRAeS (deceased).
ITEM CODE DHM2157
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Queens Flight by Robert Taylor.
A specially commissioned study of her Majesty The Queens Flight on the occasion of its 50th Anniversary. Featured are all the main aircraft to have been in service with the flight.
Signed limited edition of 500 prints. Paper size 24 inches x 20 inches (61cm x 51cm). Price £65.00 Signed by Captain and Chief Pilot of the Queens Flight. Signed by John de Severne and Mike Scholfield.
ITEM CODE DHM2160
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Rangers on the Rampage by Robert Taylor.
Flying the high speed low level Day Ranger missions in the Mosquito was one of the most exhilarating forms of aerial combat experienced by aircrews in WWII. Given a free hand at squadron level to select targets of opportunity deep inside enemy held territory, operating the fastest piston engined aircraft of the war, the Ranger Mosquito crews wreaked havoc in the air and on the ground literally all over occupied Europe. Approaching their targets at tree top height, often completely undetected, the element of surprise was usually total; one pair of Mosquitoes arriving over an airfield near Kronigsburg found a ceremonial parade in progress, broke up the party, and departed within seconds leaving five aircraft burning and a bunch of German generals diving for cover beneath thei staff cars! Typical of the Day Ranger squadrons was No.418 City of Edmonton Squadron RCAF. Flying the Mosquito Fighter-Bomber MkVI, they completed over 3000 effective missions, destroyed 172 enemy aircraft - 73 on the ground - damaged a further 103, and in addition brought down 83 buzz-bombs and destroyed countless vehicles. In company with other Mosquito Ranger squadrons, they rampaged across Europe with outstanding courage in the best traditions of the RAF and Commonwealth Air Forces. Robert Taylors painting dramatically brings to life a Mosquito attack on a German fighter station deep inside Germany. Arriving over the target at little above hangar height, the two-ship mission announce their arrival by raking the field with cannon and machine gun fire. Within seconds both aircraft have scored direct hits with their 50lb bombs, and before the defensive flak guns can get the range, the pair have departed for home.
Signed limited edition of 850 prints. Paper size 32 inches x 23 inches (81cm x 58cm). Price £ Signed by Air Marshal Sir Ivor Broom KCB CBE DSO DFC AFC (deceased), Squadron Leader TJ Tommy Broom DFC, Squadron Leader T Kearns, Squadron Leader Charles Patterson and Air Commodore E. B. Ted Sismore DSO DFC AFC
Group Captain John Cunningham CBE DSO DFC AE DL FRAeS (deceased) - Companion Print.
Limited edition of artist proofs. Paper size 32 inches x 23 inches (81cm x 58cm). Price £325.00 Signed by Air Marshal Sir Ivor Broom KCB CBE DSO DFC AFC (deceased), Squadron Leader TJ Tommy Broom DFC, Squadron Leader T Kearns, Squadron Leader Charles Patterson and Air Commodore E. B. Ted Sismore DSO DFC AFC.
Group Captain John Cunningham CBE DSO DFC AE DL FRAeS (deceased) - Companion Print.
ITEM CODE DHM2161
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Red Arrows by Robert Taylor.
The R.A.F.s Red Arrows - perhaps the finest close formation aerobatic team in the world, flying their renowned Hawk jets over the Gloucestershire countryside.
Signed limited edition of 500 prints. Paper size 24 inches x 30 inches (61cm x 76cm). Price £70.00 Signed by Red Leader, Squadron Leader Brian Hoskins.
ITEM CODE DHM2162
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Remember Pearl Harbor! by Robert Taylor
December 7, 1941. Japanese Aichi dive-bombers make a final attempt to destroy the USS Nevada as she lay beached at Hospital Point. Behind her the destroyer USS Shaw is on fire, moments later she will explode. In the docks beyond, the battleship Pennsylvania, the cruiser Helena and the flagship Argonne can all be seen in the swirling palls of dense smoke.
Signed limited edition of 750 prints. Paper size 33 inches x 26 inches (84cm x 66cm) Only a few copies available.. Price £290.00 Signed by four veterans of USS Nevada present at Pearl Harbor, Paul Adams USMC, Woodrow Wilson Derby USN, Melvin Ellis USN and Basil Pratt USN.
Limited edition of 75 artist proofs. Paper size 33 inches x 26 inches (84cm x 66cm). Price £325.00 Signed by Paul Adams USMC, Woodrow Wilson Derby USN, Melvin Ellis USN and Basil Pratt USN.
ITEM CODE DHM2467
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Morning Thunder by Robert Taylor.
There are few truly defining moments in the history of a State - single episodes that touch every citizen, and cast a nations future. Epoch-making events that influence the entire world are even more uncommon. The events that took place in the space of less than two hours on the morning of December 7, 1941 were of such defining importance, their memory is now deeply embedded into the history of the Twentieth Century. At ten minutes to eight, as the US Pacific fleet lazily came awake, suddenly, and without warning, the world around them exploded with all the mighty force of thunder: Within seconds Pearl Harbor became cloaked with attacking Japanese aircraft. Before sailors could comprehend what was happening, bombs and torpedoes had ripped out the heart of the fleet: Four of eight battleships were sunk, a dozen more naval vessels lay stricken in the water, 2400 souls perished. In those terrible few moments, the tranquil scene was transformed into a boiling cauldron of explosions, fire, smoke and unimaginable destruction. Pearl Harbor became a raging inferno. Robert Taylors specially commissioned masterpiece recreated desperate moments during the second wave attack at around 9am on December 7, 1941. Having taken six torpedo hits and two bomb strikes in the first wave attack on Battleship Row, the West Virginia is ablaze, her bows already low in the water and decks awash. Ignoring the risks, crews push the navy tug Hoga alongside with fire-fighting equipment and to pick up survivors. Overhead, Japanese Zeros swoop through the smoke, aiming the second wave attack at installations on Pearl Harbors Ford Island, to complete one of historys most devastating unprovoked declarations of war.
Signed limited edition of 500 prints. Paper size 33 inches x 24 inches (84cm x 61cm). Price £200.00 Signed by Chief Gunners Mate Miguel Acuna, Chief Boatswains Mate Richard Cunningham, Chief Machinist Al Fickel, Lieutenant John Finn, Chief Gunners Mate John Land, Machinists Mate Lyndle Lynch, Fireman 1st Class Quentin Pyle and Seaman 1st Class Ken Swedberg.
Limited edition of artist proofs. Paper size 33 inches x 24 inches (84cm x 61cm). Price £325.00 Signed by Chief Gunners Mate Miguel Acuna, Chief Boatswains Mate Richard Cunningham, Chief Machinist Al Fickel, Lieutenant John Finn, Chief Gunners Mate John Land, Machinists Mate Lyndle Lynch, Fireman 1st Class Quentin Pyle and Seaman 1st Class Ken Swedberg.
Robert Taylor Promotional Flyer. A4 Size Double Sheet 11.5 inches x 8 inches (30m x 21cm). Price £1.50
ITEM CODE RT0303
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Return to Duxford by Robert Taylor
Flying low over the picturesque village of Thaxted, in the cold winter of 1944-45, the P-51D Mustangs of the 78th Fighter Group return to Duxford after a tiring eight hour escort mission. With dusk approaching, low on fuel, the fighters have about 20 miles to run. Catching the festive mood, the pilots have dropped to tree-top height to take in the spectacular countryside as they scurry back to base and some well-earned celebrations.
Signed limited edition of 950 prints. Paper size 33 inches x 24 inches (84cm x 61cm) . Price £ Signed by Maj Urban L Drew USAF, Colonel Royce W Priest, Colonel Duerr J Schuh, Colonel Donald Cummings , Captain Robert P Winks and Colonel Wilbur R Scheible.
Limited edition of artist proofs. Paper size 33 inches x 24 inches (84cm x 61cm) Only two copies available.. Price £ Signed by Maj Urban L Drew USAF, Colonel Royce W Priest, Colonel Duerr J Schuh, Colonel Donald Cummings , Captain Robert P Winks and Colonel Wilbur R Scheible.
ITEM CODE DHM2164
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Sky Giant by Robert Taylor.
In the mid 1930s, at a time when Pan American had led the way with two generations of four0engined flying boats. the United States Navy sought a much larger, heavier flying boat for over-water reconnaissance bomber service. Consolidated Aircrafts PB2Y Coronado was the result, this massive all-metal flying boat first taking to the air in 1937. Several models and extensive modifications followed, and in 1943-44 a number of the latest types were converted for the Naval Air Transport Service for the carriage of cargo and passengers. This wartime fleet, based at San Franciscos Treasure Island and at Pan Americans North Beach facility, now part of New Yorks La Guardia Airport, performed vital transport services across the Atlantic and throughout the Pacific. Flown by contracted Pan Am crews, the Sky Giant saw its share of action. On one notable occasion Captain Bill Moss and his crew landed in heavy seas to rescue 48 survivors from a torpedoed merchantman, lifting off in a 15ft swell to fly the oil-soaked seamen 300 miles to safety.
Signed limited edition of 1000 prints. Paper size 33 inches x 22 inches (84cm x 56cm) Sold out edition. Only one secondary market print available.. Price £200.00 Signed by William W Moss (deceased).
ITEM CODE DHM2170
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Steinhoff Tribute by Robert Taylor.
Macky Steinhoff in action over the White Cliffs of Dover. It is August, and the height of the Battle of Britain: Heinkel 111 bombers have attacked airfields and radar stations along the south coast, and a frantic dog-fight has developed as Me109s of JG-52 clash with Hurricanes of the RAFs No. 32 Squadron. Mackys Me109E, which dominates the picture, provides a magnificently detailed study of this superlative fighter, as he and his fellow Luftwaffe pilots do their best to protect the retreating Heinkels. Below is a wonderful panoramic aerial view of Dover Harbour, the legendary White Cliffs, and the carefully researched landscape showing the south-eastern tip of the British Isles as it was in 1940.
Signed limited edition of 1250 prints. Paper size 33 inches x 25 inches (84cm x 64cm). Price £225.00 Signed by General Johannes Steinhoff (deceased).
Limited edition of artist proofs. Paper size 33 inches x 25 inches (84cm x 64cm). Price £365.00 Signed by General Johannes Steinhoff (deceased).
Limited edition of publisher proofs. Paper size 33 inches x 25 inches (84cm x 64cm). Price £425.00 Signed by General Johannes Steinhoff (deceased).
ITEM CODE DHM2172
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Wide Horizons by Robert Taylor.
A superb study of the legendary P-38 Lightning, this print commemorates the American Air Forces that operated in the European Theater.
Signed limited edition of 1250 prints. Paper size 19 inches x 15 inches (48cm x 38cm). Price £80.00
Limited edition of artist proofs. Paper size 19 inches x 15 inches (48cm x 38cm). Price £135.00
ITEM CODE DHM2180
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Sea Harriers by Robert Taylor A symbolic study of the very first two Sea Harriers to fly with the
Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm, 700 Alpha Squadron, commanded by Sharkey Ward.
Seen overflying Plymouth Harbour, both of these aircraft fought in the
Falklands War Signed by Hoagy Carmichael.
Airstrike over West Falklands by Robert Taylor
A pilot's eye view of the last seconds of a Mirage V at the hands
of 801 Naval Air C.O., Commander 'Sharkey' Ward, flying a Sea Harrier
from H.M.S. Invincible on May 21, 1982, in a ferocious dogfight during
the Battle of Falkland Sound
Bekaa Valley by Robert Taylor A dramatic combat between an F-16 Falcon and a Mig23 fought over the
Bekaa Valley in June 1981. In a three day period the Israeli pilots
brought down over 80 Syrian aircraft without loss. Robert Taylor's
brilliant painting shows a close-up view of the action
Canberras Over Cambridgeshire by Robert Taylor
Undeterred by 'Friday 13th', Wing Commander Beamont took off that day
in May 1949, in the Canberra prototype. So accomplished was this new jet
bomber that by the end of the 1050's, no fewer than 41 R.A.F. Squadrons
were equipped with the Canberra, and the training of crews in another 16
countries had begun. Robert Taylor's painting, shows the aircraft during
a formation training sortie; rushing over the fenlands of Cambridgeshire,
England, preparing to land at its R.A.F. Wyton base Print serial number DHM2127. Signature: Bee
Beamont.
Coming In Over the Estuary by Robert Taylor
In Robert Taylor's panoramic painting, P-38J Lightnings of the 364th
Fighter Group return from a strafing mission over France in the summer
of 1944. Making their land-fall at just 100 feet, they skim across an
estuary on England's south coast, near the old village of Bosham. With
his unmistakable skill and vivid imagination Robert cleverly contrasts
the exhilaration of the low-level combat flying, with the peaceful
atmosphere of a quiet coastal setting, emphasising that curious blend of
war and peace that was the daily lifestyle of the World War II flyer.
This classic aviation painting provides collectors with a wonderful
study of a memorable warbird Signed by five fighter pilots: Frank
Hurlbut, Jack Ilfrey, Thomas
Maloney, Newell Roberts, Darrell Welch.
First Sighting by Robert Taylor Downed aircrew often drifted for days in their small inflatable
dingies hoping rescue would come. Robert Taylor's painting depicts that
first sighting by an Air Sea Rescue Sunderland and the moment of joy of
the aircrew Signed by Sunderland crew member A Carey.
Front Line Hurricanes by Robert Taylor Based at a temporary formed airfield at Lille Marc, Hurricanes of No.
87 Squadron - showing the strains of battle - taxi in from a skirmish
during heavy fighting in the Battle of France, May 1940 Signed by Bee
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Balloon Buster by Robert Taylor
Print depicting Sopwith Camel.
Signed by first world war fighter ace Henry Botterell.
Print serial number DHM2132. Signed limited edition of 600 prints
plus artists proofs. Paper size 32" x 24". Print price £195.
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Dawn Operations by Robert Taylor
Robert Taylor's limited edition Dawn Operations captures a typical
Pacific wartime scene during one of those few tranquil moments when
conflict seems a million miles away. As dawn breaks over the naval base on
the island of Shortland, off the southern tip of Bourgainville, a
Mitsubishi F1M2 float plane is readied for its first reconnaissance flight
of the day. Overhead a pair of A6M Zero fighters from a nearby carrier
head out on patrol. Lying peacefully in the harbour a pair of cruisers
prepare to sail. It is October, 1942
Depicting FIM2 and A6M0s. Signed by 3 Japanese fighter pilots: Sadaaki
Ohnishi, Keiyu Takauwa, Toyomi Toyoshima.
Print serial number DHM2136. Signed limited edition of 750 prints.
Paper size 27" x 20". Print price £140 SOLD OUT.
Artists proof
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Billy Bishop and the pilots of 85 Squadron as they climb their SE5A
fighters into the cool morning sunlight above the fields of Northern
France on June 16, 1918. A superb scene from the First World War
Print signed by two first world war pilots: Robert Chidlaw-Roberts,
Gwilym Lewis.
Print serial number DHM2137. Signed limited edition of 1,000 prints.
Paper size 36" x 24". Print price £110 SOLD OUT.
Publishers proof available £470. SOLD OUT
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In the azure skies above London and the south-eastern Shires of England
during the long, hot summer of 1940, a small band of RAF fighter pilots,
substantially out-numbered, and against all odds, flew and fought a savage
aerial battle in defence of the Realm. Their success in repelling the
might of the Luftwaffe has become legend. They were Churchill’s FEW.
Fresh from the heat of battle after a dog-fight over the city, No. 85
Squadron’s C.O., Peter Townsend, levels off and turns his Hurricane for
home to re-fuel, re-arm, and rejoin the fight. A symbolic portrayal paying
tribute to the Hawker Hurricane and its legendary pilots who, between
them, accounted for four of every five enemy aircraft destroyed during the
momentous Battle of Britain
Signed by Hurricane pilot Peter Townsend.
Print serial number DHM2139. Signed limited edition of 1,250 prints.
Paper size 28" x 21". Print price £110. SOLD
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Fight for the Sky by Robert Taylor
A Heinkel has been brought down, one of many never to make it home on
this bright and sunny day. As the Luftwaffe bomber's crew emerge from
their broken aircraft, relieved to have survived the crash landing, a Mk I
Spitfire from No 66 Squadron roars low overhead to verify another victory.
In the distance, Hurricanes from No56 Squadron hurry back to North Weald
to refuel and rearm. High above the battle rages, the vapour trails
telling their own story.
Signatories: Paddy Barthropp, Ben Bennions, John Bisdee, Bob Doe,
George Unwin, Allan Wright.
Print serial number DHM2147. Signed limited edition of 500 prints.
Paper size 25" x 33". Print price £195. SOLD
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signatures from: Cyril Bamberger, Robert Beardsley, Buck Casson. SOLD
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All through the long hot summer of 1940 they crossed the Channel from
stolen bases in northern France, coming in mighty swarms to deliver their
deadly cargo. Bombers and dive-bombers, single-seat fighters and fast
twin-engined attack aircraft, their menacing shapes glinting with
swastikas and black crosses, blackening the summer sky. Over 3000 aircraft
were at the disposal of the boastful Luftwaffe supremo, Hermann Goering.
Within just a matter of weeks, he promised Hitler, the RAF would be
annihilated, allowing the invasion of Britain to proceed unhindered, and
Britain would become the final piece of the jigsaw giving Nazi domination
throughout Europe.
Against the might of German airpower stood less than 600 Spitfire and
Hurricane fighters, and as many young pilots determined to the man to
defend their homeland. And so commenced the battle that was to develop
into the greatest aerial conflict in history. Always outnumbered, often
flying six sorties a day, the RAF's young fighter boys flew themselves to
the point of exhaustion. Pilot losses forced desperate squadron commanders
to take youngsters into combat, some with just a few hours on fighters.
They flew and fought like tigers and they paid a heavy price, but never
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In Gallant Company by Robert Taylor
Signed by Jefferson de Blanc, Joe Foss, Bob Galer, Jim Swett, Ken
Walsh
Print serial number DHM2153. Signed limited edition of 1,250 prints.
Paper size 36" x 25". Print price £180 SOLD OUT.
Artists proof price £280. SOLD OUT.
Publishers proof £395.
SOLD OUT.
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Queen's Flight by Robert Taylor
A specially commissioned study of her Majesty The Queen's Flight on
the occasion of its 50th Anniversary. Featured are all the main aircraft
to have been in service with the flight Signatories: John de
Severne, Mike Schofield.
Out of Fuel and Safely Home by Robert Taylor
Damaged by flak and enemy fighters, and almost out of fuel, after a
gruelling eight hour mission the pilot of this B-17 Fortress makes a
forced landing in the safety of an English cornfield. A pair of P-51
Mustangs have escorted the damaged aircraft back across the North Sea,
and peel off as they see their charge safely back on friendly soil
Signatories: Jim Barker, Richard Headrick, Bill Lawley, D Litsinger,
LA Mitchell
Rangers on the Rampage by Robert Taylor
Robert Taylor's painting dramatically brings to life a Mosquito
attack on a German fighter station deep inside Germany. Arriving over
the target at little above hangar height, the two-ship mission announce
their arrival by raking the field with cannon and machine gun fire.
Within seconds both aircraft have scored direct hits with their 50lb
bombs, and before the defensive flak guns can get the range, the pair
have departed for homeRAF Edition signatures: Ivor Broom, Tom Broom, Terry Kearns, Charles
Patterson, Ted Sismore, John Cunningham.
Anzac Edition: Ivor Broom, Bob Cowper, Terry Kearns, Fred Stevens,
Stan Williams, Brian Walker. RCAF Edition: Ivor Broom, John Cunningham, Terry Kearns, Ted
Sismore,
Russ Bannock, Moose Fumerton.
Red Arrows by Robert Taylor The R.A.F.'s Red Arrows - perhaps the finest close formation
aerobatic team in the world, flying their renowned Hawk jets over the
Gloucestershire countryside Signed by Brian Hoskins.
Remember Pearl Harbor! by Robert Taylor December 7, 1941. Japanese Aichi dive-bombers make a final attempt
to destroy the USS Nevada as she lay beached at Hospital Point. Behind her
the destroyer USS Shaw is on fire, moments later she will explode. In the
docks beyond, the battleship Pennsylvania, the cruiser Helena and the
flagship Argonne can all be seen in the swirling palls of dense smoke.
Return to Duxford by Robert Taylor Flying low over the picturesque village of Thaxted,in the cold winter
of 1944-45, the P-51D Mustangs of the 78th Fighter Group return to
Duxford after a tiring eight hour escort mission. With dusk approaching,
low on fuel, the fighters have about 20 miles to run. Catching the
festive mood, the pilots have dropped to tree-top height to take in the
spectacular countryside as they scurry back to base and some well-earned
celebrations
Signatures: Donald Cummings, Urban Drew, Royce Priest, Wilbur
Scheible, Duerr Schuh, Robert Winks.
Steinhoff Tribute by Robert TaylorMacky Steinhoff in action over the White Cliffs of Dover. It is
August, and the height of the Battle of Britain: Heinkel 111 bombers
have attacked airfields and radar stations along the south coast, and a
frantic dog-fight has developed as Me109s of JG-52 clash with Hurricanes
of the RAF's No. 32 Squadron. Macky's Me109E, which dominates the
picture, provides a magnificently detailed study of this superlative
fighter, as he and his fellow Luftwaffe pilots do their best to protect
the retreating Heinkels. Below is a wonderful panoramic aerial view of
Dover Harbour, the legendary White Cliffs, and the carefully researched
landscape showing the south-eastern tip of the British Isles as it was
in 1940 Signed by Johannes Steinhoff.
Swordfish Attack at Taranto by Robert Taylor
On November 11, 1940 a group of 21 slow, outdated Swordfish biplanes
attacked and crippled the Italian Fleet in the heavily defended port of
Taranto. One of the most daring raids of World War II captured in this
print for posterity Signed by C Lamb, D Janvrin.
Wellington by Robert Taylor The only bomber to fly throughout the war, the incredible Barnes
Wallis Wellington - nicknamed 'the Wimpy' bore the brunt of Bomber
Command's operations in the early part of the war. This rugged aircraft
is portrayed by Robert Taylor on its way to Berlin as part of one of the
large scale raids in 1943 Signed by Bill Townsend.
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Russian Roulette by Robert Taylor
A Soviet Yak 3 hurtles towards us in a typically daring head-on
attack on a Bf109. Other Yaks wheel and turn frantically in search of
the enemy. Casualties on both sides are evident. Away into the distant
horizon stretches a vast Russian sky, painted in Robert’s inimitable
style: soon all will be quiet again until the next ferocious encounter
Signatures: Günther Rall, Joseph Risso, Jaques de St Phalle,
Johannes Steinhoff, Konstantin Treshyov, Arseny Vorozheiken.
Print serial number DHM2167. Signed limited edition of 1,250. Paper
size 33" x 24".
Print price £180. sold out
Artists proof price £280 sold
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Sky Giant by Robert Taylor
A consolidated PB2Y Coronado, flown by Pan Am flight crews for the
Navy Transport Service, at the Marine Terminal mooring, La Guadia,
1943
Signed by Bill Moss.
Print serial number DHM2170. Signed limited edition of 1,000. Paper
size 33" x 22". Print price £195. SOLD
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Fearless and effective in battle, no matter what the odds,
Stanford-Tuck achieved a magnificent 29 aerial victories by 1942 when he
was shot down by groundfire over Northern France. Here Bob Stanford-Tuck
brings down an enemy aircraft over the port of Dunkirk early in 1940
Signed by Bob Stanford-Tuck.
Print serial number DHM2177. Signed limited edition of 1,500. Paper
size 24" x 20". Print price £100. edition now sold out
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