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A Time Of Eagles - Spitfire By William Phillips
By William Phillips
A Time Of Eagles by William Phillips
British RAF Spitfire print was released: September 1990 "A Time of Eagles" is a salute to the daring American pilots of "Eagle Squadrons" who earned the respect of their fellow RAF pilots and a special place in history.
It began in the spring of 1940 after the armies of France were defeated by Germany at Dunkirk. Britain lost her strongest ally in the war and she and her commonwealth nations stood alone against the German war machine. During these dark months, a small group of American pilots joined Britain in the fight against Germany's seemingly invincible Luftwaffe. These 244 brave aviators flew the most maneuverable plane of the time - the Spitfire - with elite "Eagle Squadrons" of the RAF. Many became leading aces of the war, earning service honors from both England and America.
When the United States entered the War on September 15, 1942, the men of "Eagle Squadrons" transferred into the American Air Force and became the 4th Fighter Group.
Fighter pilot Oscar Coen was one of these brave men and "A Time of Eagles" portrays Coen as he soars through the clouds at sunset in his Spitfire. As one of the original members of "Eagle Squadron," Oscar Coen earned Britain's Distinguished Flying Cross and a French Cross of War as well as a Distinguished Flying Cross and a Silver Star from the United States Air Force. He is credited with six "kills." During his service, he was shot down once in France near the coastal town of Dunkirk. Looking back on his war years, Coen says: "There were as many reasons why we went to England as pilots. A lot of us saw the political ramifications of the war. We wanted to stop Hitler. But some of us were just adventurers. A lot of guys went because the British Spitfire was the hottest thing in the air and they wanted to fly it." Paper Prints are Countersigned by Col. Oscar Coen, USAF.
A Time Of Eagles - Spitfire by William Phillips is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition of only 1,250 art prints with a 23-1/4 x 31 image size priced at $___ unframed.
Canvas - A Time Of Eagles - Spitfire by William Phillips is also available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition giclee canvas with a 23 x 31 image size priced at $595 unframed. LOW SUPPLY!
Order yours today. All artwork is professionally boxed and insured and guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. Artist William Phillips painted a Spitfire airplane flying in the clouds in World War 2 WWII and Aviation art prints for sale.
Types | Dimensions | Edition Size | Price | Cart |
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Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Print | 23-1/4 x 31 Image Size | 1250 | Please Inquire | Click to Inquire |
Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Giclee Canvas | 23 x 31 Image Size | 75 | $595.00 |
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