STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY P51 Mustang Art Print by Robert Taylor

  

Limited Edition Print by Robert Taylor. JANUARY 1945: If the Allies had air superiority, nobody had told the determined pilots of the Luftwaffe, because the skies over Germany were both dangerous and deadly.

Robert's iconic scene depicts a dramatic clash between the USAAF and the Luftwaffe high over the Rhineland. P-51 Mustangs of the 357th Fighter Group, escorting a heavy bomber raid deep into enemy territory, have engaged a strong force of Me109s and a massive dog-fight has developed.

Captain Robert Foy of 363rd Squadron engages one of the Me109s in a daring head-on pass whilst P-47 Thunderbolts of 56th Fighter Group climb to give support. Four distinguished 8th Air Force Aces join three high scoring Luftwaffe Aces to authenticate Robert Taylor's portrayal of the battle for air supremacy in the closing months of World War II. Colonel Clarence E'Bud' Anderson.

Generalleutnant Günther Rall KC with Oak Leaves and Swords. Our prints are rolled using acid-free tissue paper and then carefully placed into a heavy duty tube please do not leave prints rolled in the tube for too long, as over time the print will forget it was ever flat!