Aviation Prints :: by Geoff Nutkins
Geoff Nutkins work focuses on the air war over Europe, 1939-45, with a particular focus on the Battle of Britain. His paintings are available as high-quality aviation prints. Many of these prints are signed by distinguished pilots from the RAF, USAAF and Luftwaffe, making each unique. His paintings are available as limited and open edition prints.
The images below are just a small selection of the aviation prints we have available. 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.
LE12 - Beachhead Patrol - Aviation Print
Two Spitfires of No.64 Squadron patrolling the Normandy beaches, June 1944. The lead aircraft, flown by Flight Lieutenant Tony Cooper, is now on display in the United States National World War II Museum. Each print is individually signed by Tony Cooper.
From the Limited Editions collection
BB11 - Battle over London - Aviation Printt
Sergeant Ray Holmes of No.504 Squadron rams a Dornier 17Z over London on 15th September 1940. The Dornier was thought to have been heading for Buckingham Palace moments before being intercepted by Sergeant Holmes. Each print is signed by four distinguished Battle of Britain pilots, including Ray Holmes himself.
From the Scenes of the Battle of Britain collection
BB10 - Fallen Eagle - Aviation Print
A Messerschmitt Bf109E of 8/JG26 falls victim to Spitfires of No.92 Squadron. This print is individually hand-signed by four distinguished RAF Battle of Britain veterans.
From the Scenes of the Battle of Britain collection
LE18 - Remember Me? - Aviation Print
The heavily damaged B17G Flying Fortress "Remember Me?" of 457th Bomb Group homeward bound to Glatton airfield in England, watched over by a P51D Mustang. Each print is signed by "Remember Me?"'s pilot, Captain Charles E. Barrier.
From the Limited Editions collection
LE15 - A Gentleman's War - Aviation Print
Hauptmann Rolf Pingel of I./JG26 falls to the guns of Pilot Officer Bob Doe of No.234 Squadron over the English Channel during the Battle of Britain. Doe held back from the fatal blow and allowed Pingel to ditch in the sea. He was eventually rescued by a German E-Boat. Each print is individually signed by Bob Doe.
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From the Limited Editions collection
