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Return To Kimbolton
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Return To Kimbolton by John Shaw
Main Edition - Limited Edition of 300...$150.00
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Overall size: 35.5”x 16.5”
Overall size: 35.5”x 16.5”
Image Area: 30”x 10.5"
S/N by Artist
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Artist Proof of 100...$225.00
(Includes 10”x 18” Companion print “CAROL DAWN”, autographed by B-17 Carol Dawn’s Flight Engineer/Top Turret Gunner Joe Carroll, 379th BG, 527th Sq, & Signer profile.)
12”x 36” Canvas Giclée $765.00
Custom Hand-accented Canvas Giclée Edition
100 in Edition - Each is hand oil-accented & revarnished, signed & numbered by Artist.
(All canvases are shipped rolled. Please note that due to the custom nature of these products, delivery time is usually 2 to 4 wks from when order is placed.)
Custom Hand-accented Canvas Giclée Edition
100 in Edition - Each is hand oil-accented & revarnished, signed & numbered by Artist.
(All canvases are shipped rolled. Please note that due to the custom nature of these products, delivery time is usually 2 to 4 wks from when order is placed.)
Plane Type: B-17 Flying Fortress
Flying Fortresses of the 379th Bomb Group head home, escorted by P-51s of the 4th Fighter Group, following a 1944 mission into Germany. Based at Kimbolton, the 379th flew more sorties and dropped a greater bomb tonnage than any other group in the Mighty 8th Air Force. Carol Dawn, the lead plane in this painting, flew over 120 missions, the third highest of its group, before returning intact to the U.S. after completing its tours of duty with multiple crews during the second World War. Four squadrons made up the 379th, including the 524th, 525th, 526th & 527th, and logged some of the most colorful and celebrated missions of any American heavy bomber unit.