Few military commands have suffered as high a loss ratio as the RAF’s Bomber Command during WWII. The few last moments before the take-off were said to be the most fraught for the crews and the artist has tried to convey this in several of the vignettes in this print.
This work is an original pencil drawing and comes framed ready to hang. It measures 27.5" x 21" (700mm x 540mm)
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