Primarily built of wood, the Mosquito was very fast and could outrun most  Axis fighters. Here, the three Mosquitos that survived the daring daylight bombing  raid on the S.S. headquarters building in Oslo, Norway, make for home. 16"x 11½" limited edition print.

Made of wood to conserve on metal supplies, the Mosquito performed a variety of tasks for the RAF. The scene in this painting takes place  on April 11, 1944, when six Mosquitoes of 613 Squadron came in fast and low  over Holland to attack the Gestapo headquarters across from the Peace Palace at The Hague. Here we see two of those six Mosquitoes just after they have  neatly bounced a pair of bombs through the front door of the Gestapo building.   23"x 19" print. .....#0008523 $19.95

A Mosquito of 264 Squadron, RAF, has been vectored toward an enemy raider, and the on-board radar operator has directed the pilot upon the aircraft. The FW-190 carries a 500kg. bomb that will not find a British target  tonight. Instead, the Luftwaffe pilot will be lucky to survive bailing out of the flaming airplane caused by the Mosquito's attack. The successful Mosquito  missions have become legend, just as the crews who flew them. 34"x 23?"  signed and numbered limited edition print includes four Mosquito crew co-signatures. .....#0007341 $175.00

Print depicts the twin engine, fighter/bomber used by the Royal  Air Force as a night fighter and photo-reconnaissance aircraft - such majesty above the clouds! 16"x 12" print.  .....#0007247 $22.95

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