Robert Taylor. leading aviation artist
Robert Taylor's range of Mosquito aircraft aviation art prints are
brought together on one page. These great aviation art prints have been
signed by RAF Pilots including the late Leonard Cheshire VC, John
Cunningham, Ivor Broom, Bob Cowper, Terry Kearns, Fred Stevens,
Stan Williams, Brian Walker. also woh taking a look of the Mosquito art
prints form the above Squadron links at top of page
Mosquito into Attack by Robert Taylor
Leonard Cheshire VC is one of the most outstanding of all RAF Bomber Pilots. He devised the master bomber technique - flying low over the target marking with flares, allowing the main force to pinpoint the target in the darkness. Cheshire flew over 100 operational missions and was awarded the Victoria Cross for his supreme courage.
Item Code : DHM2090
Mosquito into Attack by Robert Taylor - Editions Available
Completing a record 213 operational sorties with Bomber Commands Pathfinder Force, Mosquito LR503 became one of the most successful aircraft in the Royal Air Force during World War II. It flew first with 109 Pathfinder Squadron, and then 105 Pathfinder Squadron, completing more combat missions than any other Allied aircraft.
Item Code : DHM2605
Top Dog by Robert Taylor. - Editions Available
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RAAF limited edition of 100 prints, with 2 signatures. Full Item Details
Print paper size 22 inches x 21 inches (56cm x 53cm)
A colourful painting depicting a Mosquito, the fastest Allied aircraft and perhaps the most versatile of all to fly in World War II, dodging between the flak and searchlights on a low-level night attack.
Item Code : DHM2157
Night Intruder by Robert Taylor. - Editions Available
Flying the high speed low level Day Ranger missions in the Mosquito was one of the most exhilarating forms of aerial combat experienced by aircrews in WWII. Given a free hand at squadron level to select targets of opportunity deep inside enemy held territory, operating the fastest piston engined aircraft of the war, the Ranger Mosquito crews wreaked havoc in the air and on the ground literally all over occupied Europe. Approaching their targets at tree top height, often completely undetected, the element of surprise was usually total; one pair of Mosquitoes arriving over an airfield near Kronigsburg found a ceremonial parade in progress, broke up the party, and departed within seconds leaving five aircraft burning and a bunch of German generals diving for cover beneath thei staff cars! Typical of the Day Ranger squadrons was No.418 City of Edmonton Squadron RCAF. Flying the Mosquito Fighter-Bomber MkVI, they completed over 3000 effective missions, destroyed 172 enemy aircraft - 73.........
A Lancaster has been damaged and is left far behind the main force to make its own perilous way home as best it can. Seeing the vulnerability of their friends, a Mosquito crew expose themselves to the same dangers, and throttle back to stay alongside the injured warbird. Dawn has broken, the visibility is unlimited. They have yet to make that Channel crossing and enemy fighters are in the area. The crew of the Lancaster struggle to maintain flying speed and enough height to bring their large four-engined aircraft home. Perhaps tonight they will all drink and laugh in the local pub - perhaps! Meanwhile the drama unfolds: Dawn has broken, the visibility is unlimited. They have yet to make that Channel crossing and enemy fighters are in the area. The crew of the Lancaster struggle to maintain flying speed and enough height to bring their large four engine aircraft home. Robert Taylor conveys the desperate urgency of the situation with masterful strokes of his brush, providing an imag.........
Crucial to every squadron in the RAF were the unsung heroes of World War II - the ground crew. Without the vital support of these dedicated men who refuelled the aircraft, rearmed them, maintained them and kept them flying, the pilots and aircrew would, quite simply, never have got into the air. Robert Taylors drawing Vital Support shows ground crew bombing up a Mosquito of RAF Bomber Command.
Item Code : DHM2640
Vital Support by Robert Taylor. - Editions Available
Mosquito into Attack by Robert Taylor Cheshire prepares to dive his mosquito low over target and mark with
flares as a guide for the following bomber force.
Night Intruder by Robert Taylor Signed by John Cunningham.
Rangers on the Rampage by Robert Taylor RAF Edition signatures: Ivor Broom, Tom Broom, Terry Kearns, Charles
Patterson, Ted Sismore, John Cunningham. Anzac Edition: Ivor Broom, Bob
Cowper, Terry Kearns, Fred Stevens,
Stan Williams, Brian Walker. RCAF Edition: Ivor Broom, John Cunningham, Terry Kearns, Ted
Sismore,
Russ Bannock, Moose Fumerton.
