A gallery offered me an original of this painting. Its very cool. I'm going to pass but maybe someone is interested. Its around $11k Image Unavailable, Please Login
As an aviation artist I see an assembly of photo work with some little airplanes painted in. I hope that you don't pay 11K for it.
William- Who is the artist? Only a few can aspire to those kinds of prices. Especially for a fictional scenario. I have some Jim Dietz paintings in that category, but none are for sale. Taz Terry Phillips
This is one of my award winning paintings that is worth 6K. A Ryan M-1 lost and down for fuel. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Heres the email I recieved They claim it is a historic scenario, not fictional Hi William, Just thought I'd let you know the original of "The Berlin Express Arrives in Paris" is up for auction on E-bay. If you'd like to bid or know someone who might, please visit: http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270650512879#ht_929wt_1023 http://www.actionart.ca Cheers! Len Krenzler - Action Art
Thanks. Those images that I showed were done 40 years ago when I was teaching myself to paint. I'm into maritime stuff now and won first prize in the marine art show in The Ventura County Maritime Museum " International Waters Exhibit". I was competing against artists from all over the world who submitted over 200 works but I didn't get any 11,000 dollars for my award. I got an 81/2 X 11 piece of paper that said " First Prize". I might add that every square inch of canvas is first drawn by hand and painted by hand. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Here's a P-51 painting that was so cool that I bought a print of it. Don Feight is still selling prints at http://www.aviationartunlimited.com/p-1455-p-51-mustang-1947-thunderbird.aspx. We know that the Blue Angels were formed in 1946 but that the Thunderbirds didn't follow until 1953. But what if the AAF had thought that the Blue Angels concept was worth copying some 6 years earlier? Image Unavailable, Please Login
I dunno... it looks computer generated to me. I don't mean that it is, but it has that sort of "look" to it. Shiny Side Up! Bill
Beautiful! I really wish I could do something artistic like that, but I fail at drawing stick figures! Shiny Side Up! Bill
Common Steve, the Mushtang is just another airplane. That is a great picture of that gang on the attack!
The pilot really does deserves that medal for (1) not opening fire until the Me109 cleared, so that shooting it down would not destroy the Eiffel Tower; and (2) not crashing into it himself to the same effect!
Cool. I don't think I've ever seen P-51s dressed in Thunderbirds colors. Much more to look at than the Blue Angels of that era, who flew F6F Hellcats, I think.
