Tempest Art :: Prints
The Hawker Tempest was one of the most powerful and rugged piston aircraft to serve during WW2. It's speed and manoeverability at low level made it a match for almost every German aircraft, including the V1 flying bomb. At the time of writing we have four prints featuring Hawker Tempest art, which you can see below.
We add new prints to our stock all the time, so we suggest you browse the Avi-Art Prints collections using the buttons on the left to see if we have added any further Tempest art. Or alternatively, try our Search page.
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Images shown are a representation only. Actual prints are of the highest quality.
AA11 - Dice with Death - Tempest Art
Wing Commander Roland Beamont intercepts a V1 flying bomb over South East England in his Hawker Tempest Mk.V. Tempests proved particularly successful at bringing down the V1.
From the Open Editions collection
A8 - Flight Lieutenant Jack Stafford - Newchurch Raiders - Tempest Art
Flight Lieutenant Jack Stafford of 486 Royal New Zealand Air Force Squadron leads a Hawker Tempest patrol over the D-Day beaches, June 1944.
Signed by: Flight Lieutenant Jack Stafford
From the Pilot Portraits collection
AA2 - Doodlebug - Tempest Art
Pilot Officer Ron Pottinger of No.3 Squadron intercepts a V1 flying bomb in his Hawker Tempest during the late summer of 1944. Open edition print.
From the Open Editions collection
A13 - Pilot Officer Ron Pottinger - Doodlebug - Tempest Art
A V1 is intercepted over Kent by Pilot Officer Ron Pottinger of No.3 Squadron in his Hawker Tempest during the late summer of 1944. This is the Pilot Portrait version of the Open Edition print above.
Signed by: Pilot Officer Ron Pottinger
From the Pilot Portraits collection
