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THE PRICE OF THE DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY SIGNED LIMITED EDITION PRINT IS £30.00
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Limited edition signed print by Pilot and Artist Robert Lole to mark the 60th anniversary of AVRO VULCAN XH558 maiden flight MAY 25 1960-2020 Robert flew Avro Vulcan XH558 first on 27 Squadron and then later as Captain on 44 (Rhodesia) Squadron. He also flew on IX Squadron and as Captain on 617 Dambuster Squadron during his eight years on Vulcans.
Original painting depicting XH558 in formation with the Red Arrows over their home city of Lincoln, was completed in 1993 to commemorate XH558’s RAF Retirement In 1993.
There is a Limited Edition of 300 signed prints. Each print will be accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity.
Size of print is 64cm x 48cm. The painting is printed on high quality art paper Mohawk Superfine 176gsm.
The price of the Diamond Anniversary signed Limited Edition print is £30 including postage and packaging
Our intention is for you to receive your purchase within the 28 days delivery time.
A percentage of sales for every print sold goes to Vulcan to the Sky Trust and
towards the care and protection of ‘The Spirit of Great Britain’, Vulcan XH558
NEW FROM THE LAST FLYING VULCAN XH558 COCKPIT PILOT PRINT
OFFER PRICE £26.50 INC P&P
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Featuring the iconic pilot photograph of Robert taken in 1980 at 43,000ft on a flight to the United States of America. The print also includes a high definition reproduction of the Diamond Anniversary signed limited edition print and the history of the maiden flight of XH558 and the retirement flight in 1993 with The Red Arrows.
The Vulcan XH558 Cockpit Pilot Print is a High Resolution Digital print. Size is A2 and printed on 200gsm. Digital Satin B2 paper stock. Prints cost £37.50 including post and packaging. Please allow 28 days delivery time.
A percentage of sales for every print sold goes to Vulcan to the Sky Trust and
towards the care and protection of ‘The Spirit of Great Britain’, Vulcan XH558
Born the year of the first Vulcan prototype flight, Robert grew up in the golden era of air shows where the Vulcan would always make a lasting impression. A self taught artist, his desire to paint was matched only by his desire to fly and whilst on the ‘V’ force he attained both being commissioned for artworks and continuing to fly. During that time he was responsible for the renovation of the Tirpitz bulkhead painting, a disputed gift from the Norwegian people to both 617 and IX Squadrons after the sinking of the battleship in a Norwegian fjord. That was matched by the pleasure of handling an aircraft like the Vulcan. Able to climb to fifty thousand feet, but also weave in and out of valleys of northern Canada at two hundred feet, it was a responsive agile aircraft which did not feel like the heavy bomber that it was. The unique shape and limited visibility within the cockpit demanded respect for the aircraft at all times. Never more so, perhaps, than during air to air refuelling in which Robert trained during the summer of 1982.
Upon leaving military service Robert continued to paint developing his own style to work internationally in murals and furniture, but always returning to his first love of pure artwork and aviation. He now lives in East Sussex and divides his time between painting and commercial airline training.
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