B17 Ball Turret Tribute - ORIGINAL Pencil Drawing
This is a large original pencil drawing by me, John Martin Bradley.
This drawing is my tribute to the aircrew who manned the ball turrets of the USAAF B17s and B24s. They were incredibly brave men who wreaked havoc in those cramped turrets. So cramped, they had to leave their parachutes in the main body of the aircraft.
The drawing is intended to look a bit like an old black-and-white photo.
This fine art piece is available for delivery, in a tube packed by me, all over the world by major courier.
To keep things simple, worldwide delivery of original work is included in the price; however, there may be border or local taxes that you will need to cover.
If you would like to chat with me on a whatsapp video call, I am very happy to do that; not least of all because it is always nice to know where and to whom my work is going. We an set that up via email JohnMartinBradley@gmail.com
This is a large original pencil drawing by me, John Martin Bradley.
This drawing is my tribute to the aircrew who manned the ball turrets of the USAAF B17s and B24s. They were incredibly brave men who wreaked havoc in those cramped turrets. So cramped, they had to leave their parachutes in the main body of the aircraft.
The drawing is intended to look a bit like an old black-and-white photo.
This fine art piece is available for delivery, in a tube packed by me, all over the world by major courier.
To keep things simple, worldwide delivery of original work is included in the price; however, there may be border or local taxes that you will need to cover.
If you would like to chat with me on a whatsapp video call, I am very happy to do that; not least of all because it is always nice to know where and to whom my work is going. We an set that up via email JohnMartinBradley@gmail.com
This is a large original pencil drawing by me, John Martin Bradley.
This drawing is my tribute to the aircrew who manned the ball turrets of the USAAF B17s and B24s. They were incredibly brave men who wreaked havoc in those cramped turrets. So cramped, they had to leave their parachutes in the main body of the aircraft.
The drawing is intended to look a bit like an old black-and-white photo.
This fine art piece is available for delivery, in a tube packed by me, all over the world by major courier.
To keep things simple, worldwide delivery of original work is included in the price; however, there may be border or local taxes that you will need to cover.
If you would like to chat with me on a whatsapp video call, I am very happy to do that; not least of all because it is always nice to know where and to whom my work is going. We an set that up via email JohnMartinBradley@gmail.com