The Welcomed Clearing LandscapesNo. 16 The Welcomed Clearing Original oil painting Framed canvas, overall frame size 12"x10"
The print features one of the participating C47s 'Night Fright'
The type was successfully adapted later to a heavy fighter
I do feel one of the most important elements of any aviation painting is to be able to tell what sort of aircraft it is
Nick Stein and hangs in his private collection at home
The interesting vehicle is in fact a six cylinder Bedford glycol/water bowser
I then compiled as much hard copy visual reference material as I could
I could hear the rattle and echoy screeches as it passed through the brick lined cutting pulling out of Euston station London
the extremities of a rain shower on the right of the image were of my own making
Overall size inc frame 12" x 9"
Spitfires of 616 (South Yorkshire) Squadron Royal Auxiliary Air Force waits for the sun to clear the mist from RAF Kenley on the 19th August 1940
During the stay there we went to Fowey
I am not in fact a true steam enthusiast but I love a challenge