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The sky was of my own invention but I wanted to inject something into the painting to attract a little attention
Crews worked in terrible conditions during the winter
To the memory and appreciation of the all too often forgotten ground crew
Eric Quinney agreed to sign a special litho edition having been the pilot of one of the original Dambuster film Lancasters 'P-Popsie'
Both types were in service throughout the war with the Spitfire and the 109 undergoing many changes to upgrade their performance and fire power
60th Anniversary Poppy Drop Options:Fully Signed Litho Print The sky was of myI was commissioned by the Lincolshire Lancaster Assoc. in conjunction with the Battle of Britain Memorial flight, to paint this canvas. The image depicts Lancaster PA 474 along with Spitfire Mk 356 and AB 910 dropping one million poppies over Mv Van Gough off the coast of Normandy, celebrating the invasion of the Normandy beaches in june 1944. The event was witnessed by veterans of D Day on board the Van Gough as the Lancaster released the petals from
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