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Ray Hanna Goodwood Spitfire low pass 1998 art print

Ray Hanna Spitfire MH434 Goodwood low pass 98 fine art print

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Ray Hanna Goodwood Spitfire low pass 1998 art print

Ray Hanna famously flew a low pass down Goodwood’s pit straight below the height of the grandstands when motor racing returned to Goodwood in 1998 in Spitfire MH434. This painting (now Sold) was an homage to that event, although there are still limited edition A2 prints available from an edition of 100. Spitfire MH434 is now more than 70 years old and had a prolific wartime record, as well an unbroken post-war history.

Ray Hanna

having previously been in the RAF in 1981 with his son Mark (then still a serving RAF fighter pilot) established The Old Flying Machine Company, based at Duxford Aerodrome, to commercially operate and display fly a number of vintage military aircraft. In 1983 Adrian Swire put Spitfire MH434 up for commercial auction, and it was purchased by Hanna and his commercial partners for The Old Flying Machine Company’s flying stock. In 1988 Mark resigned from the RAF to join the company full-time. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s the company’s aeroplanes performed at flying shows around the world, and opened up a spin-off service providing its aircraft for the filming of cinema and television productions, including Piece of Cake (1988), Empire of the Sun (1987), Memphis Belle (1990), Saving Private Ryan (1998) and Tomorrow Never Dies (1997). Hanna also flew his Spitfire under the bridge at Winston, near Barnard Castle, for a scene in Piece of Cake.

About Martin Allen

Martin Allen is a London based artist. Martin came to oil painting through a circuitous route, having drawn for most of his life and being largely self-taught he was eventually re-introduced to oil painting as a preferred medium to create his varied and diverse work. The methods he uses to paint are classic ones, using layered paint applications rounded off by oil glazes. These create, add depth and harmonise colours. He has shown solo numerous times at Goodwood, and other fairs, been a finalist at the ‘London art Biennale 2019′, been published in Vogue magazine, alongside various commissions including work for the BP Shipping collection.
If you like Ray Hanna Spitfire low pass Goodwood 98 fine art limited edition A2 print, you may also like 40 Winks, Gentleman Driver, and On the way to victory.

 

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Ray Hanna Goodwood Spitfire low pass 1998 art print

Ray Hanna famously flew a low pass down Goodwood’s pit straight below the height of the grandstands when motor racing returned to Goodwood in 1998 in Spitfire MH434. This painting (now Sold) was an homage to that event, although there are still limited edition A2 prints available from an edition of 100. Spitfire MH434 is now more than 70 years old and had a prolific wartime record, as well an unbroken post-war history.

Ray Hanna

having previously been in the RAF in 1981 with his son Mark (then still a serving RAF fighter pilot) established The Old Flying Machine Company, based at Duxford Aerodrome, to commercially operate and display fly a number of vintage military aircraft. In 1983 Adrian Swire put Spitfire MH434 up for commercial auction, and it was purchased by Hanna and his commercial partners for The Old Flying Machine Company’s flying stock. In 1988 Mark resigned from the RAF to join the company full-time. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s the company’s aeroplanes performed at flying shows around the world, and opened up a spin-off service providing its aircraft for the filming of cinema and television productions, including Piece of Cake (1988), Empire of the Sun (1987), Memphis Belle (1990), Saving Private Ryan (1998) and Tomorrow Never Dies (1997). Hanna also flew his Spitfire under the bridge at Winston, near Barnard Castle, for a scene in Piece of Cake.

About Martin Allen

Martin Allen is a London based artist. Martin came to oil painting through a circuitous route, having drawn for most of his life and being largely self-taught he was eventually re-introduced to oil painting as a preferred medium to create his varied and diverse work. The methods he uses to paint are classic ones, using layered paint applications rounded off by oil glazes. These create, add depth and harmonise colours. He has shown solo numerous times at Goodwood, and other fairs, been a finalist at the ‘London art Biennale 2019′, been published in Vogue magazine, alongside various commissions including work for the BP Shipping collection.
If you like Ray Hanna Spitfire low pass Goodwood 98 fine art limited edition A2 print, you may also like 40 Winks, Gentleman Driver, and On the way to victory.

 

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A3 Signed Embossed Print, A2 Signed Embossed Limited Edition Print on Somerset Velvet Paper, Original Oil On Canvas / Linen

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