Ww2 fighter plane art

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I chanced upon the above book recently, for some reason never having heard of Gil Cohen even though I'm aware of quite a few other artists of the Aviation Art genre. That might be because Cohen normally doesn't paint aircraft that are airborne. Moreover, his focus is on people associated with aircraft, not the planes themselves. (The only other artist who quickly comes to mind for following the same path is James Dietz.) The most detailed Internet biographical information that I could locate…

Artist Tony Weddel. Pyramiders on their final approach to Ploesti, August, 1943.

Commisioned illustration for Battle of Britain Combat Archive Vol. 5 by Simon W. Parry. 3D models by Wojciech Kliment Niewęgłowski, Scene, textures and illustration by Piotr Forkasiewicz. Copyright by Simon W. Parry

The Curtiss P-40 was the United States' best fighter available in large numbers when World War II began

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"Hunter becomes the hunted" KB Focke Wulf Fw 200 Condor, KG 40, the scourge of the Atlantic.

1 hour sketch of a fictional small fighter aircraft from early 1940s