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Feeding On the Legend by Russell Smith

Portrait of Manfred von Richthofen

The artist, Russell Smith will apply your remarque as seen here to the lower border of your print for an additional $25 each.

Australian gunners taking aim at triplane

When ordering just one remarque, indicate your choice of "von Richthofen" or "Aussie Gunners" in the comments box during checkout.

Prints are signed by the artist and numbered

Choose from:

425 Limited Edition Giclées....$155

Limited Edition Giclée with one remarque (see above)....$180

Limited Edition Giclée with two remarques (see above)....$205

17 Giclée prints on canvas....Sold out

Paper overall size: 25” x 16.75”

Paper image size: 21” x 12.75”

Canvas size: 26” x 15”

Manfred von Richthofen, the highest scoring ace of the First World War, was brought down on April 21, 1918, most likely by Australian gunners. After the crash, MvR's body was removed and his famous all-red triplane, number 425/17, was immediately set upon by souvenir hunters. Many of those souvenirs still exist today.