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Profile drawings have
been a very popular subject with us for a number of years. This is
primarily because of the artists' abilitry to provide highly customized and
personalized drawings, so that you are purchasing a piece of art that is not
only unique, but also depicts the actual aircraft you flew or maintained, or the
ship you served aboard. We are very pleased to now be able to offer
you profile drawings by 2 fine artists, in addition to those of Mr. George
Bieda, whose work we have represented for several years.
Mads Bangso
is a Danish artist who has a great love of US Navy and US Marine Corps aircraft.
He produces highly detailed and customizeable profile drawings of both historic
and current aircraft. When selecting a Mads Bangso drawing, we ask for a lot
of information, but this helps us to make the drawing of your aircraft very
personal. Drawings can be ordered in either the "In Flight" configuration, or
"On the Cat" ready for launch. Below are
several examples of his work. Click on the thumbnail image to view a
larger one, then click your browser's BACK button to return here.
To view more of Mads' drawings, CLICK
HERE to visit our Profile Drawings Page.
"The Portsmouth
Visit"
We are pleased to announce that we are now offering "The
Portsmouth Visit" by Anthony D'Alessandro. This exciting print of the
USCG Barque Eagle, the Coast Guard's training vessel, is available as both a
signed and numbered limited edition, and as an open edition print, signed by the
artist.
For more information on the print, including sizes,
pricing, and ordering, CLICK HERE
Super Stallion
Christopher
Cosner's latest painting pays tribute to the versatile and powerful CH-53E
"Super Stallion". The Super Stallion is the workhorse and savior for the U.S.
Marine Corp. Capable of lifts up to 16 tons, the Super Stallion has been
tasked to carry out challenging and dangerous missions all over the world on
short notice. When Captain Scott O'Grady was shot down over the skies of
Bosnia in June of 1995, he was liberated by the welcome sight of the U.S. Marine
Corp and the CH-53E Super Stallion.
CLICK HERE for more details!
The Extenders
In "The Extenders," by artist Dru Blair,
several KC-10's are depicted lining up for take off as the crews prepare to
launch yet another vital support mission. The fog shrouded runway creates an
aura of intrigue and mystique, and is consistent with the quiet reputation of
this essential, but often overlooked aircraft as it carries out its critical
task.
CLICK
HERE for more details!
Phantom Raiders
This
is Simon Atack's powerful limited edition print depicting the high-speed,
low-level attack by F-4 Phantoms of the 435th Tactical Fighter Squadron (the
"Eagles") on the bridge near Viet Tri on May 24, 1967. Simon brilliantly
captures the hair-raising moment as the F-4U Ol' Eagle Eye hurtles from
the attack area, the air filled with shell bursts, tracers, smoke, and
explosions, creating terror among the bridge's defenders. Each print is
signed by renowned fighter ace Brigadier General Robin Olds.
CLICK HERE for more details!
21 Seconds To Splash 5
Artist of aces, Roy Grinnell provides a detailed depiction of
Steve Ritchie's fifth victory over North Vietnam on August 28, 1972. Click
on the thumbnail image for a larger view, then click your browser's BACK button
to return here. All of these limited edition prints are signed by Vietnam
War Ace Brigadier General Steve Ritchie.
CLICK HERE for more details!
Osprey
Capable
of speeds up to 240 kts and the ability to hover like a helicopter, the V-22
"Osprey" is a new breed of aircraft. Designed to be fast and versatile, the
Osprey will carry out a variety of missions from Medium lift to Combat search
and Rescue. With a composite fuselage and triple redundant digital fly-by-wire
system, the Osprey is built tough to meet the demanding requirements of a
dynamic and high tech U.S. Military. This new work by artist Chris Cosner
just became available in reproduction!
CLICK HERE for more
details!
Pappy Boyington
And
speaking of Major Greg Boyington.... "Pappy" Boyington is
perhaps one of the best-known American aviators to have fought in WW II.
Flamboyant and controversial, he won his fame as the leader of VMF-214, the USMC's "Black Sheep" Squadron. For his bravery and
devotion to duty,
Major Boyington was a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor.
The artist, Michael Wooten, had this
edition of 1,000 prints individually signed by Maj. "Pappy" Boyington!
There are at this time only a few of the prints from this edition remaining
for sale. The edition went on the market in 1987.
Only 1
Left (as of 3/1/2007) - Order Now!!!
CLICK HERE for more
details!
