Aviation | Douglas Johnson
Gouache, Linen panel, 8" x 10". Gunfighter is a 1945 North American Mustang P-51D, and is part of the Commemorative Air Force stable of historic aircraft. It is fitted with a second seat in the place of radio stacks beh…
Oil, Linen panel, 18" x 24". Captain Chuck Yeager flew his P-51D "Glamorous Glen III" alongside Bud Anderson in the 357th Fighter Group based in England during WWII. Both were aces, several times over. Here the group is…
Oil, Canvas, 24" x 36" x 2". 1939 Cessna Airmaster on Wipaire floats. Cessna produced fewer than 10 of these examples, which were intended to compete against the DeHaviland aircraft for the bush pilot marketplace. Unfor…
Oil, Panel, 9" x 12". The Bristol Fighter, also known as the "Brisfit" or just "Biff", was first built by Britain in 1916, with various models produced into the late 1920's. The type evolved with better and more powerfu…
Oil, Panel, 12 x 9
Oil, Panel, 12 x 9. Painted on site, in plein air.
Oil, Panel, 9" x 12". The Curtiss Jenny JN4 was the predominant US military trainer before and during WWI. Thousands were sold after the war, and many barnstormers crisscrossed the country offering rides and shows. For…
Watercolor, Paper, 14 x 18
Oil, Panel, 8" x 10". A P-51 awaits its turn to demonstrate power and grace amidst an active afternoon airshow.
Oil, Panel, 10" x 8"
Acrylic, Canvas, 36" x 36" x 2". Modern-day knights of the air ascend into rarified air to prepare for combat.
Oil, Panel, 16" x 20". A tough mission in the South Pacific during WWII; back home, but with the glassy stare of shellshock...
Oil, Canvas, 30" x 40" x 2". A crew prepares for a dawn patrol for this intrepid pilot and his Sopwith Camel behind the front in WWI. This painting won fourth place award at a STAAA Spring Members juried art show in 202…
Oil, Canvas, 30" x 24" x 2". "That's all brother" was the lead aircraft in an aerial armada of over 800 aircraft that carried paratroopers and equipment behind enemy lines the night before D-Day (June 1944). Here, the s…
Oil, Canvas, 15" x 30" x 2". Last flight of the B-24B Leila Belle, a Liberator that never returned from a raid on Rabaul in 1943.
Oil, Panel, 14" x 18". A timed racer blasts through the last gate of an aerial gauntlet pitting the best aerobatic pilots in the world against each other. Here the course is just offshore, with the throngs of spectators…