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19 July 2008, 08:23 AM
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Not long ago I sent Mike O'Neal a list of artists who worked in the WWI aviation field. It was quite lengthy, but I know far from complete. Perhaps if he reads this he might consider sharing it with everyone by posting it in sections on thos Thread. Best regards, agblume
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20 July 2008, 02:14 PM
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Here's some more
Remember that kind of off orange dust cover for Pilot's LucK? Here's what's underneath by Clayton Knight
 Painting "The Red Air Fighter" by J.A. Turnbull  By Henri Farre - this book getting much love in the French WWI Aviation Literature thread  by Rea Redifer - it's a full cover but I'm not bending it so it's two pics   DeHavilland portrait by Sir Oswald Birley, plane with DeHavilland by Terence Cuneo  Dan |
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21 July 2008, 05:31 PM
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Ah yes- a bunch of Harleyford jackets, done by J. D. Carrick. Here's another one of his, from a 1963 Hobby Helpers pub.
Robert Karr OLD BIRDS STAYING ALIVE - THE AVIATION ART OF ROBERT KARR |
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21 July 2008, 10:34 PM
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Dang, I didn't mention the artists who did those covers --
Robert has properly credited J. D. Carrick who illustrated the Harleyford books back in the early '60s. Mick was illustrated by Peter Endsleigh Castle. Sopwith Scout 7309 by Pino Dell'Orco. Over The Battlefronts by Clayton Knight, whose WWI flying experiences are also part of the book.  The Red Baron's Last Flight by Barry Weekly, who's also done the cover art for several other Grub St. titles.
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27 July 2008, 12:46 PM
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Revival
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It's time we reactivated this thread! Here's the "Air Combat Classics" version (1971) of Harold Hartney's Up and 'At Em By August Schug. This artist did some nice calendar art for the old Cross & Cockade back in the '70's.
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27 July 2008, 12:57 PM
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Various versions of
Ernst Udet's most famous aircraft; I now think that the real thing didn't look like any of these (IMHO), but I still love the paintings. I am sure that this airplane shot down more Allied aircraft on book covers, paintings and model boxtop art than it ever did in real life, for the actual plane didn't last that long! The artists are, top to bottom, Ed Valigursky, Charles Knotek and Gene Thomas.  
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27 July 2008, 02:42 PM
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Just to say I'm loving this thread
 Please, post more!
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