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Signed limited edition of 500 - Litho print overall size 20½" x 14"
What fascinated me was the wonderful contrast between the middle ground buildings and the far away distance of the rocks
but unfortunately suffered engine problems throughout it's short career
One of the advantages of painting in oils is the fact that one can achieve an illusion of perspective depth and distance in more than one way
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Letters From Home Options:Signed and Remarqued Print Signed limited edition of 500Painted as a commission, the image reflects the all too rare moment of relaxation for the aircrew on a fighter base during WWII. The aircraft featured of course is that of Bob Stanford Tuck of 257 Sqn. based at RAF Coltishall. Tucks first taste of victory was on 23rd. May 1940 when he actually shot down three German fighters. The next day adding to his score another two bombers. On 28th. Feb. 1942 Tuck was shot down by anti aircraft fire and taken
