Artist's description:

In 1988 a consortium of 4 countries agreed to collaborate on the European Fighter Aircraft project (EFA) and that has now resulted in Typhoon deliveries to 4 RAF squadrons. Both single and dual seat configurations are aesthetically attractive and the RAF Typhoon will, I'm sure, inspire many paintings over what will be a long operational career.

The Typhoon seems to have that unique design mix of looking exactly “right” and from all accounts flies as well as it looks. As a pilot I'd love to fly in it and as an artist I'm enjoying painting it. I've chosen the much-photographed ZJ802 of 17 Squadron as my first Typhoon subject and placed it in a high-banked starboard turn above a cloud
deck bathed in the late afternoon sun. 17 Squadron were the first unit to receive the Typhoon and ZJ802 was one of the first aircraft to be delivered.

This painting won the 2008 GAVA Arthur Gibson award.

A Certificate of Authenticity is supplied with all my paintings, in addition to being signed on the front there is always a written description, signature and date completed on the back.

Materials used:

Oil

Typhoon for two (2008)

Oil painting by Simon Cattlin AGAvA

$1,249.77

Oil painting on Canvas
One of a kind artwork
Size: 26.77 x 22.83 x 1.18 in (framed) / 24.02 x 20.08 x 1.18 in (unframed)
Signed on the front
Style: Photorealistic
Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky

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Artist's description:
In 1988 a consortium of 4 countries agreed to collaborate on the European Fighter Aircraft project (EFA) and that has now resulted in Typhoon deliveries to 4 RAF squadrons. Both single and dual seat configurations are aesthetically attractive and the RAF Typhoon will, I'm sure, inspire many paintings over what will be a long operational career.

The Typhoon seems to have that unique design mix of looking exactly “right” and from all accounts flies as well as it looks. As a pilot I'd love to fly in it and as an artist I'm enjoying painting it. I've chosen the much-photographed ZJ802 of 17 Squadron as my first Typhoon subject and placed it in a high-banked starboard turn above a cloud
deck bathed in the late afternoon sun. 17 Squadron were the first unit to receive the Typhoon and ZJ802 was one of the first aircraft to be delivered.

This painting won the 2008 GAVA Arthur Gibson award.

A Certificate of Authenticity is supplied with all my paintings, in addition to being signed on the front there is always a written description, signature and date completed on the back.
Materials used:
Oil
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