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SBD Dauntless WW II Aviation Art Print
$ 39.6
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SBD Dauntless Aviation Art Print- 20" x 24" Print Size
The SBD Dauntless was designed by Douglas' famed chief engineer Ed Heinemann. Know as "Slow But Deadly" by her crews, the SBD Dauntless proved to be up to the task during the war in the Pacific. Perhaps her greatest claim to fame was the sinking of no less than four Japanese aircraft carriers during the Battle of Midway. This battle proved to be the turning point of the war in the Pacific. In addition to her bomb load the Dauntless was heavily armed with two forward firing .50 cal and one or two rear mounted .30 cal machine guns. This was an effective combination and many times the Dauntless was capable of holding her own against lightly armored Japanese fighters. Our print depicts a pair of SBD Dauntless' in a beautiful tropical setting with the brilliance a vibrancy of color characteristic of the Pacific.
This beautiful Giclee print measures 20" x 24" and is signed by the artist. Our Giclee prints are printed on Heavyweight Archival Matte paper with Epson Ultrachrome professional archival inks. The image is printed on paper with an extra 1" border to allow for matting or framing.
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Print title: “SBD Dauntless”
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A word about the quality of this print:
In order to provide the highest quality artwork to our valued customers and patrons, this fine art print is printed by a professional printing company on heavyweight Archival Matte Paper using Epson Ultrachrome professional archival inks. We understand your art purchase is personal and our printing process ensures your treasured print will last for many years.
Archival Matte paper features the following qualities:
Acid free base to preserve fine art and photos
Neutral white surface for excellent color reproduction
260 g, 9.5 mil weight for durability
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