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	Aircraft Delta 757 'Soaring Higher' Art Print - Artist Proof In mid 2007, Delta Air Lines emerged out of bankruptcy proceedings with 'flying colors'. In the process, the company avoided a hostile takeover by a competing airline. This print depicts the resplendent Boeing 757, in the Delta Air Lines post-bankruptcy paint scheme. The aircraft is flying at 33,000 feet against the backdrop of a spectacular sunrise. The sunrise is symbolic of a new day for Delta Air Lines and its employees. This is the fourth original painting done by Robert West of a Delta Aircraft. He has been licensed by Delta to market its aircraft since 1985. Presently, he is working on a painting depicting Delta's first set of DC-3 turbo-liners at the 1950 Atlanta airport.	$84.00 Was $120.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Aircraft Delta 757 'Soaring Higher' Art Print - Signed & Numbered In mid 2007, Delta Air Lines emerged out of bankruptcy proceedings with 'flying colors'. In the process, the company avoided a hostile takeover by a competing airline. This print depicts the resplendent Boeing 757, in the Delta Air Lines post-bankruptcy paint scheme. The aircraft is flying at 33,000 feet against the backdrop of a spectacular sunrise. The sunrise is symbolic of a new day for Delta Air Lines and its employees. This is the fourth original painting done by Robert West of a Delta Aircraft. He has been licensed by Delta to market its aircraft since 1985. Presently, he is working on a painting depicting Delta's first set of DC-3 turbo-liners at the 1950 Atlanta airport.	$45.50 Was $65.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Aircraft Delta 757 'Soaring Higher' Art Print - Signed Only In mid 2007, Delta Air Lines emerged out of bankruptcy proceedings with 'flying colors'. In the process, the company avoided a hostile takeover by a competing airline. This print depicts the resplendent Boeing 757, in the Delta Air Lines post-bankruptcy paint scheme. The aircraft is flying at 33,000 feet against the backdrop of a spectacular sunrise. The sunrise is symbolic of a new day for Delta Air Lines and its employees. This is the fourth original painting done by Robert West of a Delta Aircraft. He has been licensed by Delta to market its aircraft since 1985. Presently, he is working on a painting depicting Delta's first set of DC-3 turbo-liners at the 1950 Atlanta airport.	$28.00 Was $40.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Aircraft 'Nightfighters' Art Print - Tuskegee Airmen Signed & Numbered The 332nd Fighter Group was the United States' very first airborne combat unit comprised of all Afro-American personnel. Commanded by Col. Benjamin O. Daves, this squadron was able to boast 111 aerial kills, 150 strafing victories, and even the sinking of a German naval vessel by the war's end. They never lost a bomber under escort to enemy air attack (a feat unmatched by any other fighter group in all of World War II). Before the 332nd Fighter Group saw combat, they were given the derogatory label 'Nightfighters'. As an artist, Robert West felt compelled to use that same term in a more positive light by depicting the Tuskegee Airmen, who are actually flying at night escorting B-1 bombers. It was even more fitting to have them flying over Berlin in 1944 as the allies were delivering the final punches to Hitler's war-machine. Lt. Col. 'Buddy' Anchers' P-51-C Mustang is in the foreground. He was America's first 'one' pilot as evidenced by the 5 swastikas adorning the flank of his aircra	$45.50 Was $65.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Aircraft 'Nightfighters' Tuskegee Airmen Art Print - Artist Proof The 332nd Fighter Group was the United States' very first airborne combat unit comprised of all Afro-American personnel. Commanded by Col. Benjamin O. Daves, this squadron was able to boast 111 aerial kills, 150 strafing victories, and even the sinking of a German naval vessel by the war's end. They never lost a bomber under escort to enemy air attack (a feat unmatched by any other fighter group in all of World War II). Before the 332nd Fighter Group saw combat, they were given the derogatory label 'Nightfighters'. As an artist, Robert West felt compelled to use that same term in a more positive light by depicting the Tuskegee Airmen, who are actually flying at night escorting B-1 bombers. It was even more fitting to have them flying over Berlin in 1944 as the allies were delivering the final punches to Hitler's war-machine. Lt. Col. 'Buddy' Anchers' P-51-C Mustang is in the foreground. He was America's first 'one' pilot as evidenced by the 5 swastikas adorning the flank of his aircra	$84.00 Was $120.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Aircraft 'Nightfighters' Tuskegee Airmen Art Print - Signed The 332nd Fighter Group was the United States' very first airborne combat unit comprised of all Afro-American personnel. Commanded by Col. Benjamin O. Daves, this squadron was able to boast 111 aerial kills, 150 strafing victories, and even the sinking of a German naval vessel by the war's end. They never lost a bomber under escort to enemy air attack (a feat unmatched by any other fighter group in all of World War II). Before the 332nd Fighter Group saw combat, they were given the derogatory label 'Nightfighters'. As an artist, Robert West felt compelled to use that same term in a more positive light by depicting the Tuskegee Airmen, who are actually flying at night escorting B-1 bombers. It was even more fitting to have them flying over Berlin in 1944 as the allies were delivering the final punches to Hitler's war-machine. Lt. Col. 'Buddy' Anchers' P-51-C Mustang is in the foreground. He was America's first 'one' pilot as evidenced by the 5 swastikas adorning the flank of his aircra	$24.50 Was $35.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Aircraft 'The Spirit of Delta' Airline Art Print - S&N Here we have the "The Spirit of Delta", ship #102, the Boeing 767 Aircraft that was given to the company by donations collected from the employees in 1983. Robert shows here flying at about 33,000 feet high above a raging thunderstorm below. Of pa	$105.00 Was $150.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Soaring' Aircraft Art Print - AP This features the Boeing 757 Aircraft flying at 33,000 feet up, above a thunderstorm with a rainbow peeking through the clouds. The 757 forms the backbone of Delta's aircraft fleet and handles most of the domestic short and intermediate length fig	$105.00 Was $150.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Soaring' Aircraft Art Print - S&N This features the Boeing 757 Aircraft flying at 33,000 feet up, above a thunderstorm with a rainbow peeking through the clouds. The 757 forms the backbone of Delta's aircraft fleet and handles most of the domestic short and intermediate length fig	$105.00 Was $150.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Soaring' Aircraft Art Print - Signed This features the Boeing 757 Aircraft flying at 33,000 feet up, above a thunderstorm with a rainbow peeking through the clouds. The 757 forms the backbone of Delta's aircraft fleet and handles most of the domestic short and intermediate length fig	$87.50 Was $125.00 Save 30% While quantities last

	Tal's Terrors' Aircraft Art Print - Signed In 1966 President Lyndon Johnson ordered an intensification of the bombing of North Vietnam. This is a typical airstrip that was created to facilitate using carrier based Phantom F-4 fighter aircraft that were quickly sent to the front. The late C	$21.00 Was $30.00 Save 30% While quantities last