Aviation Artist Paintings and Art Gallery.  

Still in front line service as a major component of our strategic bomber forces, the Boeing B-52 was built before most of its crew members were even born. The final version was the B-52H, to many "BUFF" pilots a real Cadillac when compared to earlier models. 650 S/N by artist. 28¾"x 21¼" print.

Navy F4B-4s. A commemorative poster of the early years of flight created for the National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Signed in the plate. 25"x 24".

Beech Staggerwing - the epitome of the classic personal airplane. Limited Edition of 650 S/N by artist. 26¾"x 18¾" print.

Lt. Alan Winslow in his Nieuport 28 downs a German fighter marking the first  aerial victory for the U.S. Army Air Service. 16"x 11½" limited edition print.

The Red Baron and His Aircraft Color profiles and flight/battle histories of the 12 aircraft flown by the legendary Red Baron. Also includes three portraits of Von  Richthofen himself! 23¼"x 19½" poster.

A P-26 Peashooter flies by as a P-6 Hawk taxis at Selfridge Field. 16"x 11½"  limited edition print.

Attribute to WW1 German Ace Werner Voss (48 victories) who tangled with seven  RFC SE-5s on his final mission. Limited Edition. 16"x 11½" print.

Classic Stearman duster pulls up sharply to clear a barn to the delight of  the boys in the hay loft. 26"x 22" print.

Trudgian. The dramatic scene depicts an aerial dogfight between WW1 Sopwith Camels and SE5A fighters of the Royal Flying Corps, and the bright red planes of Baron von Richthofen's JG1 fighter wing. 600 s/n . 17¼"x 22½" print.

Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron, is depicted in his red Fokker triplane.  Limited Edition. 16"x 11½" print.

WWI?s top Austro-Hungarian ace was Godwin Brumowski. Here he is depicted  flying the Albatros D III used for most of his 40 victories. Limited Edition. 16"x 11½" print.
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The RFC?s top-scoring WWI ace was Billy Bishop, a Canadian, who scored 72 victories. Limited Edition. 16"x 11½" print.
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Manfred von Richthofen, the Red Baron, is depicted in his red Fokker triplane. Limited Edition. 16"x 11½" print.

9th Air Force Razorbacks of 404 Fighter Group race for home, crossing the French coast near Le Havre amidst heavy flak defenses. 1250  S/N by artist and three pilots. 27?x 21? print

Two special images, Mt. Rainier, the Pacific Northwest?s majestic  landmark, and the equally majestic Boeing Model 314. Limited Edition of 650 S/N by artist. 25"x 19" print.

In 1939, a Pan Am Boeing 314 Clipper captures a rare moment in  aviation history as it flies over the Golden Gate Bridge on its way to the mysterious Far East. 850 S/N by artist. 23"x 17" print.

Lt. Nathan Gordon won the Congressional Medal of Honor by flying his PBY four times into hellish Japanese gunfire to rescue three B-25 crews who had ditched off the island of Kavieng, February 15, 1944. 600 s/n by Gordon and three other airmen rescued or involved in the event 33¼"x 23½" print.

Maiden voyage of the Martin M-130 "China Clipper" in 1935. Note the Golden Gate Bridge still under construction. A fascinating piece of history. 27½"x 25¼" poster.

With an average speed of 42.58 mph, Orville Wright and Lt. Benjamin  Foulois round Shuter's Hill, Alexandria, Virginia just before sundown on July 30, 1909.  The dream was being fulfilled as they are seen halfway through the 10-mile course during the final test flight, leading to the first U.S. purchase of a military aeroplane.  750 S/N by artist. 30"x 20" print.

Signed open edition. 23"x 19½" print.

June, 1965, Air Force Capt. Joe H. Engle enters the history books as the youngest astronaut ever by flying the X-15 to 280,600 feet, more than 50 miles above the earth's surface in what officially qualifies as outer space. Limited Edition of 850, S/N by the artist and personally autographed by Maj. Gen. Joe H. Engle. 33½"x 20¾

In April, 1962, the world of aviation was changed forever. The world's fastest and highest flying air-breathing aircraft was setting new standards of  performance. With extensive use of new materials, the new SR-71/A-12 was the first  of its kind to cruise continuously in afterburner at Mach 3+ and above 85,000 ft.  Limited edition of 600, signed and numbered by the artist, and signed by 8 A-12/YF-12A/SR-71 pilots. 29½"x 22".

This dramatic painting depicts the Rockwell B-1B Lancer performing its  mission as a low-level penetrating bomber. As it approaches the speed of sound, the  thrust of its turbofan engines is unleashed against the still waters of a northern lake. Signed by artist. 24"x 36" print.

A British Airways Concorde heads out on an ocean crossing. Open edition, 32"x 18" print.