Robert Taylor limited-edition aviation art print titled “Most Memorable Day,” the third and final print in the Galland Tribute Trilogy. Individually numbered 903/1000.
The scene depicts Luftwaffe ace Adolf Galland and his wingman Bruno Hegenauer breaking through the fighter escort of RAF 303 Squadron Spitfires to attack Bristol Blenheim bombers on June 21, 1941. The title refers to the day Galland survived a forced crash landing, later bailed out of another damaged aircraft, and received the Knight’s Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords.
Signatures include:
Robert Taylor – Artist
General Adolf Galland – Luftwaffe fighter ace, 104 aerial victories
Oberst Johann Schmid – Luftwaffe fighter pilot and commander
Major Gerhard Schöpfel – Luftwaffe fighter ace, credited with 45 victories
Generalleutnant Otto P. Schlaun – Luftwaffe officer and Knight’s Cross recipient
Edition: 903/1000
Includes the matching Military Gallery Certificate of Authenticity numbered 903/1000, confirming the limited edition and veteran signatures. Also includes the accompanying Military Gallery collector literature/biographical sheet shown in photographs.
Large-format aviation print with multiple original pencil signatures along the lower margin. Stored flat under protective plastic. Please review photographs for condition, numbering, signatures and included documentation.
Robert Taylor “Most Memorable Day” #903/1000, Adolf Galland & WWII Aces Signed, COA
Robert Taylor limited-edition aviation art print titled “Most Memorable Day,” the third and final print in the Galland Tribute Trilogy. Individually numbered 903/1000. The scene depicts Luftwaffe ace Adolf Galland and his wingman Bruno Hegenauer breaking through the fighter escort of RAF 303 Squadron Spitfires to attack Bristol Blenheim bombers on June 21, 1941. The…
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