The Robert Taylor GalleryPanama Jacks is proud to be able to exhibit a selection of superb paintings by Robert Taylor.
These images are copyright protected by Robert Taylor.
BALLOON
BUSTER
Flight Lieutenant Henry Botterell in his Sopwith Camel, shoots down
a balloon over Arras, France, on the morning of 29 August 1918.
Vought F4U-1 Corsair's on a low-level straffing run during Allied landings in The Marshall Islands, 1944.
Lockheed P-38J Lightnings returning from a straffing mission over France, fly low over the English south coast, summer 1944.
Me109G fighters of I./JG-53 scramble from a
snow covered airstrip in Veszprem, Hungary
1945, to intercept Russian fighters and
bombers over Czechoslovakia.
A P-51 Mustang flown by Captain Robert Foy of the 357th Fighter Group engages an Me109 in a head-on pass, high over Germany's Rhineland. P-47 Thunderbolts of the 56th Fighter Group climb to give support, whilst more Luftwaffe fighters enter the battle from the right. January 1945.
An Me109 flown by Luftwaffe ace Erich Hartmann, goes down after ingesting debris from his victim, a doomed Russian IL-2 fighter bomber. Hartmann ended the war with 352 aerial victories, making him the highest scoring fighter pilot in history.
Me109's of JG-2 fly low escort duty above the German warships Scharnhorst, Gneisenau and the Prinz Eugen as they follow the coast of France into the English Channel, on the morning of February 12th, 1942. The battle fleet sailed undetected within a few miles of the British coast.
FRONT
LINE HURRICANES
Based at a temporary forward airfield at Lille Marc, these Hurricanes
of No.87 squadron are in the thick of the fighting. Flying early Mk1s,
armed only with machine guns, their task was to beat back the incessant
air attacks on the British forces.
Commander Bob Stanford-Tuck banks his Spitfire away from his burning victim, a Luftwaffe Me 110. The painting features the small French port of Dunkirk.
