Original artwork description:
Aviation. Rolls Royce engine housing, and coding of BAC 1-11 Aircraft XX105 that belonged to the Royal Aircraft Establishment Blind Landing Experimental Unit. This particular aircraft first flew as civilian registered G-ASJD, making a forced landing upon Salisbury Plain in 1964, but after repair serving with British United Airways, and was later a flying test bed for systems such as touch screen controls. The painting was executed on site at Boscombe Down where the aircraft was due to be scrapped soon afterwards in late 2011.
Materials used:
Winsor & Newton Oil Paints on Primed Canvas
Tags:
#aviation. #boscombe down #aircraft oil painting #aviation #aircraft #aviation art #aviation paintingBAC 1-11 Aircraft XX105 Rolls Royce Engine of RAE (2011)
Oil painting
by Rob Hames
£425
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 81 x 61 x 2cm (unframed) / 81 x 61cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Illustrative
- Subject: Transportation and maps
Original artwork description
Aviation. Rolls Royce engine housing, and coding of BAC 1-11 Aircraft XX105 that belonged to the Royal Aircraft Establishment Blind Landing Experimental Unit. This particular aircraft first flew as civilian registered G-ASJD, making a forced landing upon Salisbury Plain in 1964, but after repair serving with British United Airways, and was later a flying test bed for systems such as touch screen controls. The painting was executed on site at Boscombe Down where the aircraft was due to be scrapped soon afterwards in late 2011.
Materials used:
Winsor & Newton Oil Paints on Primed Canvas
Tags:
#aviation. #boscombe down #aircraft oil painting #aviation #aircraft #aviation art #aviation paintingReturns and refunds
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