Australian Aviation paintings by Troy White
Australia has a rich aviation heritage, the paintings on this page are depictions of historically significant aircraft flown either by Australians or over Australian soil.
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"Afternoon Delight" Oil on Canvas, 36"x 36" ©2007 The joy of flight in an open cockpit bi-plane is depicted here as Kevin Weldon flies his deHavilland Tiger Moth over the Great Dividing Range on approach to the Watts Bridge airfield in Southeast Queensland. SOLD
"G for George"
Oil on
Canvas, 16"x 48" ©2006 Assigned to 460 Squadron RAAF 'G for
George' flew 90 missions over Nazi occupied Europe before being sent home to
Australia in October of 1944. The actual 'G for George' Lancaster now resides at the Australian War
Memorial in Canberra.
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"Santiago Blue"
Oil on
Canvas, 24" x 48"
©2006
A photo reconnaissance Mosquito cruises at high altitude.
Faster than most single engined aircraft of its day, the Mosquito was perfect
for reconnaissance duties. Aussie Actor "Bud" Tingwell flew a Mossie with 680 Squadron in the Mediterranean during
WWII.
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"McGinness and
Fysh" Oil on Canvas, 24"x 36"
©2005 The founders of Q.A.N.T.A.S. in
their Bristol Fighter over Palestine. The Ace Paul
Joseph "Ginty" McGinness and his Gunner Lt Wilmont
Hudson Fysh (Later Sir Hudson Fysh) in 1918 together they
scored three victories in this airplane, C-4623 against "the Hun"
on the 31st of August and 14th September. For Sale
This image is
available as a Limited Edition Giclée
canvas print
"Queenslander on
the Western Front"
Oil on Canvas, 40" x 30" ©2006
Top scoring WWI Aussie
Ace Roderic "Stanley" Dallas of 1 RNAS encounters an Albatross DIII over
the western Front in the spring of 1917. Dallas scored his first victory
23 April 1916 and scored approximately 50 victories before he was shot
down and killed on 1 June 1918.
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"Super Connie!"
Oil on Canvas, 30" x 40"
©2006
A QANTAS Airlines Lockheed Super Constellation heads north with
the south-east New South Wales coast and towering cumulus clouds
as a backdrop in 1956.
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"Incident
at Humpty Doo" Oil on
Canvas 48" x 36" ©2005
Lt. Richard T. "Deems"
Taylor (foreground) and Lt. "Jack" Donalson (top left) witness the
imminent collision as Lt. John Sauber dives into the P-40 flown by Lt. George E.
Preddy over Darwin on 12 July 1942. Sauber was killed in the collision but
Preddy survived to become the world's top scoring P-51 Mustang ace Oil on
canvas, 48"x 36" SOLD For historical information pertaining to this
painting
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"Darwin's
Few" Oil on Canvas 36" x
48"
©2006
Lt I.B. "Jack"
Donalson leads Lt. Andrew Reynolds and Lt. George Preddy of the
49th FG as they dive to intercept a formation of Japanese Betty
bombers over Darwin, Australia during 1942.
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painting
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This image is available as a Limited Edition Giclée canvas print
"Aussie
Mustang" Oil on Canvas 19" x
33" ©2002
CV-J
KH616 was one of
the first Mustang III that served with No 3 Squadron RAAF. This aircraft was
shot down on Boxing Day, 1944 with W/O J. Quinn at the controls. Quinn
parachuted from the stricken craft.
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Aussie Spitfire page Images of Australian flown Spitfires of the RAAF.
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