WWII aviation art.

[Erich]

this is going to be huge gentlemen ..............

Will Reschke at his office in Germany, note the paintings primarily of JG 301 a/c. the Ta 152H Stabschwarm looks familiar eh ... ?

photo courtesy from Czech friend R. Susil

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[Soren]

Absolutely excellent Erich !

 

[lesofprimus]

Thanks for posting that Erich... He's gotten old in the last few years....

 

[Erich]

I think he looks grand but correct Les they are all getting too old until none of them will be left. There are already huge gaps in the Jg histories both in German the fg histories in Englsih, the vets are going away too fast.
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heres another favorite of mine. Friend D. Bryan of the Bluenosers 352nd fg finally "bags" his Arado 234 in March of 45. His 4th engagement I believe, he gave me two full pages of intense history about this op over the phone years back.

from artist Troy White

 

[Nonskimmer]

Will Reschke at his office in Germany, note the paintings primarily of JG 301 a/c. the Ta 152H Stabschwarm looks familiar eh ... ?

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Outstanding!

 

[eHangar]

Soren, who is the artist of the Ta152 in your avatar?

Likewise, if possible, could posters please label your images with the title and artist of the aviation art for easy reference? Thanks!

Grand pictures all, a number of which I haven't seen before, and I have seen thousands!

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Thanks for that post Erich, that was neat to see.

 

[Carlos Adrián Garcia]

Hello!

I saw my arts posted by some friends of this forums. Thanks for do it and if you have any questions, please write me to [email protected]

In my web page www.AviationArt.com.ar I published new WWII arts whose originals were signed by the pilot of the current plane.

Regards

Carlos

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

It is some very good work, thankyou.

 

[Gnomey]

Yep, it is Carlos (I was the one who posted them). I especially like the Argentian Ace over the Normandy sky (I have it has my background at the moment).

 

[eHangar]

Hello!

I saw my arts posted by some friends of this forums.

Hi Carlos, nice to see you here. Long time no communication!

Glad to see your aviation art is getting better each time I view them, and looks like you've been busy. Nice new website too.

 

[Carlos Adrián Garcia]

Many Thanks to Gnomey and eHangar for yours words. Yes I'm very busy painting this time for me. I took a break for clients. When I was in London in April 3, 2004 I was with the last RAF Argentine 164 Sqdrn pilot born in Argentina (95 years old and still alive). He saw the paint of his 164 Sqdrn Hurricane (www.AviationArt.com.ar) and he inmmediately sing me the original for me. It was because we published a book on Argentine Volunteers that flown in the RAF and RCAF during the WWII. Look Firmes Volamos / Alas de Trueno.

Best regards

Carlos A. Garcia
Aviation Artist
www.AviationArt.com.ar

 

[syscom3]

Heres some prints I have of -109's. Great additions to my collection.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Yes those are nice.

 

[Carlos Adrián Garcia]

Hi Carlos, nice to see you here. Long time no communication!

Glad to see your aviation art is getting better each time I view them, and looks like you've been busy. Nice new website too.

So I am to read you! Next days I will have ready a new website with many new arts to show.

All the best!

 

[Thorlifter]

Thanks for letting us know Carlos.

 

[Carlos Adrián Garcia]

Dear friends:

I´m glad of inviting them to my web page completely renewed.

Welcome

I hope that they should like

Carlos Adrián Garcia

 

[buffnut453]

Well, just to be different, here's one that's hanging on my wall:

 

[muller]

There's a junk shop near me that has the odd aviation picture for sale from time to time. I got these late last year.

When I bought them, I gave the owner my number so he could call me if he got any more in. And he did!

Thats the extent of my collection so far, they're on the wall over my bench.

 

[Crimea_River]

Nice Keith.

Buffnut, who's the artist on yours? It's very well done.