Titanic Last Fairwell by Robert Taylor, Stretched Canvas Giclee Also available an RAF Folio

Also available an RAF Folio Victoria Cross edition Artist Proof with companion print Winters Welcome and the Victoria Cross Edition matted print with the signatures of Leonard Trent

The print is signed by six of the Luftwaffe principal fighter aces who flew with JG-52

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On August 8th 1944 Wittmann was killed during the British break out south of Caen Normandy likely by a Canadian Sherman Firefly tank

Joe Foss and Marion Carl and two famous Japanese Navy Zero pilots Saburo Sakai and Shiro Ishikawa

Titanic Last Fairwell by Robert Taylor, Stretched Canvas Giclee Also available an RAF FolioThe Titanic leaving Southhampton on her maiden voyage, escorted by steamships and Yachts. Four days later she would hit an Iceberg puncturing six of her bulkheads. The design was "unsinkable" if three bulkheads were breached, the Titanic was sinking. Printed onto fine canvas to match his original painting, and then mounted on to high quality stretchers from the Military Gallery studio. Each canvas Gicle is stamped on the back, hand numbered and issued