Focke-Wulf Art :: Prints
Geoff has produced a number of works featuring Focke-Wulf art. Most of these feature the Focke-Wulf 190, but we also have two rare pictures featuring the Focke-Wulf 189. The Focke-Wulf 190 was one of the most formidable German fighters of the Second World War and these art prints have proved very popular amongst aviation art collectors worldwide.
Focke-Wulf 190 Art
We stock three prints which directly feature Focke-Wulf 190 aircraft, and several more which feature it indirectly. To find them all, try using our Search page, or click through the galleries on the left of the page.
The images below are just a small selection of the prints we have available featuring Focke-Wulf art. For the full range, browse the Avi-Art Prints collections using the buttons on the left.
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Images shown are a representation only. Actual prints are of the highest quality.
LE7 - Aces High - Focke-Wulf 190 Art
A great art print from an original Geoff Nutkins painting featuring Luftwaffe pilots with their Focke-Wulf 190 fighters in northern France in 1942. This print is a limited edition of 525, and is signed by Oberleutnant Armin Faber, a Luftwaffe pilot serving in this unit. Oberleutnant Faber later mistakenly landed his Focke-Wulf 190 in Wales, giving the Allies a complete example of what was then a new German fighter.
From the Limited Editions collection
LE9 - Lone Wolf - Focke-Wulf 190 Art
Another art print from an original Geoff Nutkins painting. Oberleutnant Armin Faber of Stab III/JG2 'Richthofen' flying a Focke-Wulf 190A-3 in combat with Sgt. Trejnar of No. 310 Squadron on June 23rd 1942. Shortly after this incident, Faber mistakenly touched down at RAF Pembrey in South Wales. This art print is a limited edition of 525, and each is individually signed by ex-Luftwaffe pilot Armin Faber.
Signed by: Oberleutnant Armin Faber
From the Limited Editions collection
LE1 - Combat over Lake Schwerin - Focke-Wulf 190 Art
Another limited edition art print, featuring to Spitfire XIV's of 41 Squadron and Focke-Wulf 190D-9's of 13./JG 51 in one of the last aerial battles in Europe before the German surrender. One of the FW-190's was flown by Fahnenjunker-Oberfeldwebel Heinz Marquardt, Knight's Cross, an Luftwaffe ace with credited with 121 kills, mainly in Russia. His FW-190 was shot down and he was forced to bail out. These limited edition art prints are signed by all four pilots involved in the incident, including Heinz Marquardt.
From the Limited Editions collection
Focke-Wulf 189 Art
It's not common to see aviation art featuring the Focke-Wulf 189, a Luftwaffe reconnaisance aircraft, but we have two you can choose from. One is a pencil sketch, the other one of Geoff's Pilot Portraits collection. Both are individually signed by both Geoff and Luftwaffe FW-189 pilot Unteroffizier Lothar Mothes. In the pencil sketch, Geoff depicts a Focke-Wulf 189 reconnaissance aircraft of Aufklärungsstaffel 1.(H)/32 as it iss prepared for another mission over Russia, May 1943. In the Pilot Portrait we see the FW-189 flying on its last mission. Both are great examples of Focke-Wulf art.
PC1 - Sky Spy - Focke-Wulf 189 Art
A Focke-Wulf 189 reconnaissance aircraft of Aufklärungsstaffel 1.(H)/32 is prepared for another mission over Russia, May 1943.
Also available signed by the pilot - Unteroffizier Lothar Mothes
Edition: 250
From the Pencil Sketches collection
A28 - Unteroffizier Lothar Mothes - Sky Spy - Focke-Wulf 189 Art
Focke-Wulf 189 (V7+1H) on its last mission over Russia on 4th May 1943, during which it was intercepted and shot down by Russian fighters. Pilot Lothar Mothes survived the crash and sub-zero temperatures to make it back to friendly lines two weeks later.
Signed by: Unteroffizier Lothar Mothes
From the Pilot Portraits collection
