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A Day Gone By by John Shaw

A Day Gone By by John Shaw (B-17)
A Day Gone By by John Shaw (B-17)
A Day Gone By by John Shaw (B-17)
A Day Gone By by John Shaw (B-17)
A Day Gone By by John Shaw (B-17)
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England 1944…Thousands of young American lads found themselves far from home, family, and everything familiar, in the greatest military conflict in history. During the height of their youth, those in ...  >Read More
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  • 300 Main Editions....$150
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  • Main Edition Set....$275
  • Artist's Proof Set....$420

    * For our customers who previously purchased "Return to Kimbolton", you may wish to purchase the matching numbered edition of "A Day Gone By" to complement your print. Be sure to indicate your print number in the comment section during checkout and we'll notify you indicating that your number is available!

  • Overall size: 35 1/2" x 16 1/2"
  • Image size = 30" x 10 1/2"
  • Canvas giclée size: 12" x 36"

    • England 1944…Thousands of young American lads found themselves far from home, family, and everything familiar, in the greatest military conflict in history. During the height of their youth, those in the “Mighty Eighth” Air Force and other Heavy Bombardment units would put it all on the line daily in the skies over war-torn Europe, aboard one of the most sophisticated pieces of aerial machinery of its time, Boeing’s legendary “Flying Fortress”.

    Shown in this scene are B-17s of the 379th Bomb Group, based at Kimbolton, England. Carol Dawn was considered a “lucky ship”, being one of the few which would carry many crews home in well over 100 missions, and ultimately return to the US at war’s end.

    Each paper giclée is printed on acid-free archival satin paper and signed and numbered by the artist.

    Each canvas giclée is hand oil-accented & revarnished, and signed & numbered by the artist.

    Signature (on Artist's Proof only):

  • Joe Carroll - 379th BG, 527th Sq; Engineer/Turret Gunner of the lead B-17, Carol Dawn
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