"Hostile Sky"

Russell Smith · 5 October 2005, 08:34 AM

Okay, as a follow up to my previous thread in which I asked you all whether I should go to press with "Hostile Sky", I now have my answer.

Due to great response at the GWAA Fly-In I have decided to release Limited Edition Giclees of my award winning (pardon the shameless advertising

) image "Hostile Sky". The image depicts the final flight of Victor Chapman, the first US airman to lose his life in combat.

The edition size will be 200. Image dimensions will be approximately 12" x 18.75" - roughly the same size as my other giclees.

The print will retail for $115 and will be available by the end of November. As with my previous releases I will be offering the print at a special introductory price of $80 until December 1.

Those of you who are interested can either contact me directly at [email protected], or check my website - I'll be updating the "Hostile Sky" webpage soon so that you will be able to purchase through the site.

http://www.russellsmithart.com/Small...tile%20Sky.htm

Thanks in advance

russ

ONEALM · 5 October 2005, 12:52 PM

Russ -

Since the color comp was sold at Dayton, put me on the list for a print.....

-Mike

Russell Smith · 5 October 2005, 01:00 PM

Thanks Mike. consider #3 yours.

Russ

Russell Smith · 13 October 2005, 04:33 AM

Remarques are up:

http://www.russellsmithart.com/Small...tile%20Sky.htm

cheers
russ

Lucky Dog · 15 October 2005, 01:16 PM

And it's an EIV now. Thanks!

Taz · 16 October 2005, 03:23 PM

That will cost me another $25. Russ' remarques done on a small piece of art paper separately are the best deal in the world on original WW-I aviation art. I think I have around 10 so far. A gigantic bargain. Cannot resist. If you bought all his remarques separately, you would be out less than $500 and have a treasure trove of original pencil drawings from one of the top WW-I aviation artists.

Taz
Terry Phillips

Neil Carroll · 16 October 2005, 03:59 PM

Hi Russell,

just had a look at your site, great site, great paintings.

Russell Smith · 16 October 2005, 04:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil Carroll

Hi Russell,

just had a look at your site, great site, great paintings.

Thanks so much for your compliments, Neil.

Russ

Russell Smith · 16 October 2005, 04:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Taz

That will cost me another $25. Russ' remarques done on a small piece of art paper separately are the best deal in the world on original WW-I aviation art. I think I have around 10 so far. A gigantic bargain. Cannot resist. If you bought all his remarques separately, you would be out less than $500 and have a treasure trove of original pencil drawings from one of the top WW-I aviation artists.

Taz
Terry Phillips

... and yours too, Taz!

Russ