The mighty four-engine bomber went on to form the backbone of RAF Bomber Command during WWII and on this historic date, we're proud to feature these memorable pieces which serve as lasting tributes. Each is IN STOCK and available for 'click & collect' or worldwide shipping:

STRAGGLER AT DAWN

by Richard Taylor

Richard’s inspired piece depicts a lone Lancaster that has fallen behind the main formation after being badly damaged by flak over Germany. With help from his flight engineer, the exhausted pilot has somehow coaxed the battered aircraft onward, finally bringing into view the snow-clad landscape of England below.

Personally signed by veterans of RAF Bomber Command - click HERE to find out more!

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THE BOMBER BOYS

by Jim Dietz

This highly detailed and carefully researched piece depicts 617 Squadron, perhaps the most famous of all Bomber Command units, to represent all those who served with Bomber Command during World War II. The crews have just returned safely to RAF Scampton after a long, hazardous raid over enemy territory. Tired, weary and thankful to have made it back in one piece, they can at last stretch their legs and enjoy some welcome refreshments before heading off to de-brief and a much-needed rest.

Featuring the signatures of FIVE highly regarded aircrew, click HERE to find out more!

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THE WORK HORSE

by Anthony Saunders

In his breath-taking tribute to the Lancasters of Bomber Command and the crews who flew them, Anthony depicts one of just 35 Lancasters to complete more than 100 missions. Using his considerable talent Anthony magically conjures up a glorious winter landscape just as it must have been on that cold, crisp, snow-clad morning of 5 January 1945 when Lancaster LM227 UL-I – call sign ‘I-Item’ of 576 Squadron once again made it safely home.

Find out which TWO veterans who flew with 576 Squadron signed this print - click HERE!

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HOME AGAIN ENGLAND 

by Robert Taylor

In recognition of the role played by these two legendary aircraft and the men who flew them, Robert’s striking piece depicts a scene during those final few weeks of the war. A battle-weary Lancaster limps home along the Norfolk coast with its outer starboard engine feathered and out of action following one of Bomber Command’s last daylight operations. Luckily a group of Mk.XIV Spitfires is on hand to provide close escort and will see the bomber safely back to base. 

Find out more about this spectacular framed print HERE!

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'Click & Collect' available from the Wendover Gallery or we can ship these items, fully insured, worldwide!

Contact us for more into or to reserve your copy!