Our friends at FlyPast magazine have just published their Battle of Britain 70th Anniversary Special.

In this wonderful 132-page special publication, the epic struggle over the fields of England during the summer of 1940 is covered in detail, using a wealth of illustrations - including a large number by Geoff.

Grab yourself a copy from your local newsagent now!

Labels: 70th anniversary, battle of britain, flypast

We're pleased to announce the addition of two new Geoff Nutkins pencil sketches to our stocklist.

The first - Hände Hoch! - depicts Oberleutnant Paul Temme of Jagdgeschwader 2 "Richthofen" exiting his Messerschmitt Bf109E after belly-landing at Shoreham-By-Sea on the 13th August 1940, the day known as "Adler Tag" - Eagle Day.



The second - Spirit of Kent - depicts Supermarine Spitfire HF MK. 1Xe "The Kent Spitfire" TA 805 based at Biggin Hill, Kent.



Both prints are open editions.

Labels: battle of britain, Me109, Paul Temme, pencil sketches, spirit of kent, spitfire

We are pleased to announce Geoff's latest pencil sketch:

Kampf um Norwegen

The print depicts Junkers Ju88A-1 (werk no. 088119) U4 + TK of KG/30 attacking the French Destroyer Emile-Bertin at Namsos, Norway on the 19th April, 1940. The Emile-Bertin was badly damaged by a bomb and was forced to limp home. This was one of the earliest successful anti-shipping attacks made from the air.

The print is a limited edition of just 250.

For more information, please click on the image.

We are pleased to announce Geoff's latest pencil sketch:

Horrido

Unteroffizier Ernst Poschenrieder of 7/JG53 approaches the English coast on Monday 30th September 1940. Later this same day Ernst forced landed his Messerschmitt Bf 109E at Broom Hill, Strood, near Rochester after combat with R.A.F. fighters.

This is a limited edition of just 250.

For more information, please click on the image.

Labels: 1940, aviation art, battle of britain, Bf109, geoff nutkins, kent, luftwaffe, Me109, pencil sketches, poschenrieder