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Spitfire

Spitfire Aviation Art Prints and Original Paintings (Page 3)


Aviation Art Prints Aviation Artists Robert Taylor Royal Air Force Spitfire

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Spitfire Aviation Art Prints, Paintings and Drawings

St Croix sur Mer by Robert Taylor.


St Croix sur Mer by Robert Taylor.
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The edition features 3 additional signatures.

Tangmere Wing by Robert Taylor.


Tangmere Wing by Robert Taylor.
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The edition features 4 additional signatures.

Dawn Scramble by Robert Taylor.


Dawn Scramble by Robert Taylor.
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The edition features an additional signature.


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St Croix sur Mer by Robert Taylor.

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Tangmere Wing by Robert Taylor.

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Dawn Scramble by Robert Taylor.

Biggin Hill was one of the most active R.A.F. Fighter bases of World War II. Fighter aircraft scrambled as many as seven or eight times a day during the height of the Battle of Britain. Mark Vb Spitfires are seen retracting their undercarriage almost as soon as they leave the ground in order to gain height as quickly as possible.



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