A spectacular moment when a Sopwith Camel Bi-Plane crash lands into water near sailboats. Original oil painting on board by Noel A Bray.
Condition: Image: Good. Frame: Good
Size: 61cm x 46cm
Frame: 83cm x 68cm
The Sopwith Camel was a highly successful, though tricky to fly, British biplane fighter aircraft uséd during World War I. It was known for its manoeuvrability and was credited with shooting down more enemy aircraft than any other Allied fighter of the war, a feat it achieved with a total of 1,294 confirmed victories. The Camel was characterized by its hump-like fairing over the twin machine guns, which gave it its name.
Delve into the gripping scene of a Sopwith Camel in a crash landing, masterfully depicted in oil on board by Noel A Bray. This original piece from 1998 captures the essence of the iconic aircraft, steeped in the history of WWI. It is a remarkable one-of-a-kind artwork that brings to life the patriotism and adventure of its era, measuring a thoughtful medium size for easy display. The painting is an evocative tribute to the themes of art and conflicts, subtly integrating nautical and military elements. It stands as a testament to the artistic talent of Noel A Bray, whose oeuvre is a must-see for enthusiasts of military aviation and historical art. This piece is not simply a visualisation of a moment in history, but a celebration of the bravery and engineering of a bygone age.
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NOEL A BRAY Original Oil Painting on Board "Sopwith camel crash landing"
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NOEL A BRAY Original Oil Painting on Board "Sopwith camel crash landing"
A spectacular moment when a Sopwith Camel Bi-Plane crash lands into water near sailboats. Original oil painting on board by Noel A Bray.
Condition: Image: Good. Frame: Good
Size: 61cm x 46cm
Frame: 83cm x 68cm
The Sopwith Camel was a highly successful, though tricky to fly, British biplane fighter aircraft uséd during World War I. It was known for its manoeuvrability and was credited with shooting down more enemy aircraft than any other Allied fighter of the war, a feat it achieved with a total of 1,294 confirmed victories. The Camel was characterized by its hump-like fairing over the twin machine guns, which gave it its name.
Delve into the gripping scene of a Sopwith Camel in a crash landing, masterfully depicted in oil on board by Noel A Bray. This original piece from 1998 captures the essence of the iconic aircraft, steeped in the history of WWI. It is a remarkable one-of-a-kind artwork that brings to life the patriotism and adventure of its era, measuring a thoughtful medium size for easy display. The painting is an evocative tribute to the themes of art and conflicts, subtly integrating nautical and military elements. It stands as a testament to the artistic talent of Noel A Bray, whose oeuvre is a must-see for enthusiasts of military aviation and historical art. This piece is not simply a visualisation of a moment in history, but a celebration of the bravery and engineering of a bygone age.
