HELLCAT FURY. The print is personally signed by the Artist and Eight Aces who flew the Hellcat in the War in the Pacific A print pair signed by a host of US Navy Aces, including the first Hellcat Ace of WWII, this print will be the pride of many discerning print collections.
HELLCAT FURY. The print is personally signed by the Artist and Eight Aces who flew the Hellcat in the War in the Pacific A print pair signed by a host of US Navy Aces, including the first Hellcat Ace of WWII, this print will be the pride of many discerning print collections.
HELLCAT FURY. The print is personally signed by the artists and Three US Navy Hellcat Aces In this important painting, his first featuring the F6F Hellcat, Robert Taylor brings to life the scenario that was crucial to Admiral Spruance’s forceful drive through the Central Pacific.
BATTLE FOR THE SOLOMONS. Following the Japanese invasion of the British Solomon Islands in early 1942, the Allied Pacific Fleet began a campaign to capture these strategic areas, in particular to neutralize the Japanese threat to Australia and New Zealand.
BATTLE FOR THE SOLOMONS. From the studio of world renowned artist John Shaw a tribute to the stalwart pilots of the Pacific Theater. by John D Shaw. As their Carrier USS Bunker Hill powers into the face of the enemy, US Navy Hellcats of VF-9 and Corsairs of VF-17 “Jolly Rogers”, launch a blistering response to a huge Japanese air assault on the US Carrier Group, during the Allied campaign against Rabaul, 11th November 1943.

