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Art! John Shaw pays tribute to
the men who fought for the
American Freedom during World
War II.
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Art! John Shaw pays tribute to
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American Freedom during World
War II.
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"Twin-Tailed Dragons"
| Chittagong, India-based 459th Fighter Squadron "Twin-Tailed Dragons" P-38J Lightnings zoom above the clouds in spring 1944. The main role of the 459th, at least at this time, was to make life "interesting" for Japanese pilots and aircraft. To accomplish this task, the squadron often attacked the enemy airfields themselves - a dangerous mission at best. The lead ship is Irish Lassie, flown by 2Lt. William G. 'Bill' Baumeister Jr. Lt. Baumeister was credited with an "Oscar" damaged on May 23, 1944. When the 459th upgraded to the J-model in April 1944, they painted distinctive green dragon motifs on both booms, the big open oil cooler and intercooler ducts below the spinner making a natural "mouth". As a pilot, by far my favorite type of flying is done above the clouds when the weather is miserable below. Flying in the brilliant sunshine above an endless carpet of clouds is very inspirational, and I tried to capture that feeling here. |
| Twin Tailed Dragons This painting has been published in a strictly limited edition of only 100 signed and numbered giclee prints. The overall print size is 26 x 21 inches, with an image size of 23 x 17. The paper is Elegance Fine Art Watercolor paper. This 310g/m2, bright white, water-resistant fine art paper is made from 100% cotton fiber and is acid and lignin free. It is a mould-made paper and has a slight texture. |
| Aviation Artist Wade Meyers |