Robert Taylor's spellbinding painting, Wings of Glory, paying tribute to Mitchell's immortal fighter, features the MkXIX Spitfire of the RAF's Battle of Britain Memorial Flight. Powered by the Rolls-Royce Griffin engine providing maximum speed of 450mph and a 44,000 feet operating ceiling, this lovingly restored aircraft thrills generations of aviation enthusiasts with her spectacular aerobatics at Europe's summer air shows.

Captured here in a magnificent study by the world's foremost aviation artist, this most beautiful of fighters gives a virtuoso performance; high among the clouds, alone in her magical element, she dances an aerial ballet like no other could.

• 27” x 21”

• 1 of 350

• Signed by Robert Taylor and

  • Squadron Leader NEVILLE DUKE

  • Wing Commander JOHN FREEBORN

  • Chief Test Pilot ALEX HENSHAW

  • Squadron Leader BASIL STAPLETON

• Includes certificate of authenticity with print number and short history of each signatory

Issued with a companion print, Hurricane Victory.

Wing Commander Peter Brothers D.F.C.*, D.S.O, flew as a fighter pilot from the earliest days of WWII throughout the Battle of Britain, shown here flying low over a downed ME109. Initially, he flew Hurricanes before moving on to Spitfires in 1942.

• 20” x 16”

• 1 of 350

• Signed by Robert Taylor and Commander PETER 'HOAGY' CARMICHAEL

$495 NZD