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Aviation art prints of the Red Baron. Aviation paintings and sign limited editions art prints of Manfred Von Richthofen available direct form Cranston Fine Arts

Richthofen was born in Kleinburg, near Breslau, Silesia (now Poland) on the2nd  May 1892. After schooling at Schweidnitz, Manfred Von Richthofen began his military cadet training at the  11. In 1911 after completing training he  joined  the Uhlan regiment 1st West Prussian regiment . When war broke out  Richthofen was serving as a cavalry reconnaissance officer on both the Eastern front and western front. Disappointed that he could not take part  in more combat situations he transferred to the Imperial German Army Air Service in May 1915. First serving as an observer on reconnaissance flight on the Eastern front with Fliegerabteilung 69.  Once transferred to the Champagne front  Richthofen shot down a French Farmen aircraft with his observer machine gun. This was not credited as a kill as it could not be confirmed.

 In march 1916 after completing Pilot training he joined Kampfgeschwader 2 flying a two seater Albatros C.111. On the 26th April 1916 he shot down a French Nieuport over Fort Douaumont, but again as it was shot down behind enemy lines it was not credited as a kill. For a spell Richthofen flew a Fokker Eindecker before returning to the eastern Front. It was here he first meet the German ace Oswald Boelcke in August 1916. who selected Richthofen to join the new fighter squadron Jagdstaffel 2 and over Cambrai on the 17th September 1916 Richthofen scored his first victory.  The red baron would go onto become the highest scoring ace with a total of 80 victories. But  Richthofen was killed just after 11 a.m. on 21 April 1918, while flying over Morlandcourt Ridge near the Somme River


Cpl Bryan Budd VC by Stuart Brown.


Cpl Bryan Budd VC by Stuart Brown.

Cpl Bryan Budd of 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment assaults a Taliban position near Sangin, Afghanistan on 20th August 2006 to allow the recovery of wounded men. For this selfless act, and in recognition of his inspirational leadership and supreme valour, Cpl Budd was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross. Commissioned by 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment.
Item Code : DHM1898Cpl Bryan Budd VC by Stuart Brown. - Editions Available
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PRINTSigned limited edition of 650 prints. 
Full Item Details		 Image size 23.5 inches x 15.5 inches (60cm x 39cm) Paper size 26.5 inches x 19.5 inches (68cm x 50cm)Artist : Stuart Brown£92.00

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List of the Red Baron's 80 Victories
  1. - 17th September 1916. Aircraft FE2B of 11 Squadron crew Lionel Morris & Tom Rees.
  2. - 23rd September 1916. Aircraft Martinshyde G.100 of 27 Squadron, crew Herbert Bellerby.
  3. - 30th September 1916. Aircraft FE2B of 11 Squadron, crew Ernest Lansdale & Albert Clarkson
  4. - 7th October 1916. Aircraft BE12 of 21 Squadron, crew William Fenwick.
  5. - 16th October 1916. Aircraft BE12 of 19 Squadron, crew John Thompson.
  6. - 25th October 1916. Aircraft BE12 of 21 Squadron, crew Arthur Fisher
  7. - 3rd November 1916. Aircraft FE2B of 18 Squadron, crew Cuthbert Baldwin & George Bentham
  8. - 9th November 1916. Aircraft BE2C of 12 Squadron, crew John (or Ian) Cameron.
  9. - 20th November 1916. Aircraft BE2C of 15 Squadron, crew Thomas Clarke & James Lees.
  10. - 20th November 1916. Aircraft FE2B of 18 Squadron, crew Gilbert Hall & George Doughty.
  11. - 23rd November 1916. Aircraft DH2 of 24 Squadron, crew Lanoe Hawker.
  12. - 11th December 1916. Aircraft DH2 of 32 Squadron, crew Benedict Hunt.
  13. - 20th December 1916. Aircraft DH2 of 29 Squadron, crew Arthur Knight.
  14. - 20th December 1916. Aircraft FE2B of 18 Squadron, crew Lionel D'Arcy & Reginald Whiteside.
  15. - 27th December 1916. Aircraft DH2 of 29 Squadron, crew James McCudden.
  16. - 4th January 1917. Aircraft Sopwith Pup of 8 Squadron, crew Allan Todd.
  17. - 23rd January 1917. Aircraft FE8 of 40 Squadron, crew John Hay.
  18. - 24th January 1917. Aircraft FE2B of 25 Squadron, crew John MacLennan & Oscar Greig.
  19. - 1st February 1917. Aircraft BE2D of 16 Squadron, crew Percival Murray & Duncan McRae.
  20. - 14th February 1917. Aircraft BE2D of 2 Squadron, crew Cyril Bennett & Herbert Croft.
  21. - 14th February 1917. Aircraft BE2C of 2 Squadron, crew George Bailey & George Hampton.
  22. - 4th March 1917. Aircraft BE2D of 2 Squadron, crew James Crosbee & John Prance.
  23. - 4th March 1917. Aircraft Sopwith, crew Herbert Green & Alexander Reid.
  24. - 6th March 1917. Aircraft BE2E of 16 Squadron, crew Gerald Gosset-Bibby & Geoffrey Brichta.
  25. - 9th March 1917. Aircraft DH2 of 29 Squadron, crew Arthur Pearson.
  26. - 11th March 1917. Aircraft BE2D of 2 Squadron, crew James Smyth & Edward Byrne.
  27. - 17th March 1917. Aircraft FE2B of 25 Squadron, crew Arthur Boultbee & Frederick King.
  28. - 17th March 1917. Aircraft BE2G of 16th Squadron, crew George Watt & Ernest Howlett.
  29. - 21st March 1917. Aircraft BE2F of 16 Squadron, crew Sidney Quicke & William Lidsey.
  30. - 24th March 1917. Aircraft Spad SVII of 19 Squadron, crew Richard Baker.
  31. - 25th March 1917. Aircraft Nieuport XVII of 29 Squadron, crew Christopher Gilbert.
  32. - 2nd April 1917. Aircraft BE2D of 13 Squadron, crew Patrick Powell & Percy Bonner.
  33. - 2nd April 1917. Aircraft Sopwith of 43 Squadron, crew Algernon Warren & Reuel Dunn.
  34. - 3rd April 1917. Aircraft FE2D of 25 Squadron, crew Donald McDonald & John O'Beirne.
  35. - 5th April 1917. Aircraft BF2A of 48 Squadron, crew Arthur Lechler & Herbert George.
  36. - 5th April 1917. Aircraft BF2A of 48 Squadron, crew Alfred Adams & Donald Stewart.
  37. - 7th April 1917. Aircraft Nieuport XVII of 60 Squadron, crew George Smart.
  38. - 8th April 1917. Aircraft Sopwith of 43 Squadron, crew Leonard Cantle & John Heagerty.
  39. - 8th April 1917. Aircraft BE2G of 16 Squadron, crew Keith MacKenzie & Guy Everingham.
  40. - 11th April 1917. Aircraft BE2C of 13 Squadron, crew Edward Derwin & H Pierson.
  41. - 13th April 1917. Aircraft RE8 of 59 Squadron, crew James Stuart & Maurice Wood.
  42. - 13th April 1917. Aircraft FE2B of 11 Squadron, crew James Cunnliffe.
  43. - 13th April 1917. Aircraft FE2B of 25 Squadron, crew Allan Bates & William Barnes.
  44. - 14th April 1917. Aircraft Nieuport XVII of 60 Squadron, crew William Russell.
  45. - 16th April 1917. Aircraft BE2E of 13 Squadron, crew Alphonso Pascoe & Frederick Andrews.
  46. - 22nd April 1917. Aircraft FE2B of 11 Squadron, crew Waldemar Franklin & William Fletcher.
  47. - 23rd April 1917. Aircraft BE2F of 16 Squadron, crew Eric Welch & Amos Tollervey.
  48. - 28th April 1917. Aircraft BE2E of 13 Squadron, crew Reginald Follit & Frederick Kirkham.
  49. - 29th April 1917. Aircraft Spad VII of 19 Squadron, crew Richard Applin.
  50. - 29th April 1917. Aircraft FE2D of 18 Squadron, crew George Stead & Alfred Beebee.
  51. - 29th April 1917. Aircraft BE2E of 12 Squadron, crew David Davies & George Rathbone.
  52. - 29th April 1917. Aircraft Sopwith Triplane of 8 Squadron, crew Albert Cuzner.
  53. - 18th June 1917. Aircraft RE8 of 9 Squadron, crew Ralph Ellis & Harold Barlow.
  54. - 23rd June 1917. Aircraft Spad VII of 23 Squadron, crew Robert Farquhar.
  55. - 24th June 1917. Aircraft DH4 of 57 Squadron, crew Norman McNaughton & Angus Mearns.
  56. - 25th June 1917. Aircraft RE8 of 53 Squadron, crew Leslie Bowman & James Power-Clutterbuck.
  57. - 2nd July 1917. Aircraft RE8 of 53 Squadron, crew Hubert Whatley & Frank Pascoe.
  58. - 16th August 1917. Aircraft Nieuport XXVIII of 29 Squadron, crew William Williams.
  59. - 26th August 1917. Aircraft Spad VII of 19 Squadron, crew Coningsby Williams.
  60. - 1st September 1917. Aircraft RE8 of 6 Squadron, crew John Madge & Walter Kember.
  61. - 3rd September 1917. Aircraft Sopwith Pup of 46 Squadron, crew Algernon Bird.
  62. - 23rd November 1917. Aircraft DH5 of 64 Squadron, crew James Boddy.
  63. - 30th November 1917. Aircraft SE5A of 41 Squadron, crew Donald MacGregor.
  64. - 12th March 1918. Aircraft Bristol F2B of 62 Squadron, crew Leonard Clutterbuck & Henry Sparks.
  65. - 13th March 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel of 73 Squadron, crew Elmer Heath.
  66. - 18th March 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel, crew William Ivamy.
  67. - 24th March 1918. Aircraft SE5A of 41 Squadron, crew John McCone.
  68. - 25th March 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel of 3 Squadron, crew Donald Cameron.
  69. - 26th March 1918. Aircraft SE5A of 1 Squadron, crew Allan Denovan.
  70. - 26th March 1918. Aircraft RE8 of 15 Squadron, crew Vernon Reading & Matthew Leggat.
  71. - 27th March 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel of 73 Squadron, crew Thomas Sharpe.
  72. - 27th March 1918. Aircraft AWFK8 of 2 Squadron, crew Edward Smart & Kenneth Barford.
  73. - 27th March 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Dolphin of 79 Squadron, crew George Harding.
  74. - 28th March 1918. Aircraft AWFK8 of 82 Squadron, crew Joseph Taylor & Eric Betley.
  75. - 2nd April 1918. Aircraft RE8 of 52 Squadron, crew Ernest Jones & Robert Newton.
  76. - 6th April 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel of 46 Squadron, crew Sydney Smith.
  77. - 7th April 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel of 73 Squadron, crew Albert Gallie.
  78. - 7th April 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel of 73 Squadron, crew Ronald Adams.
  79. - 20th April 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel of 3 Squadron, crew Richard Raymond-Barker.
  80. - 20th April 1918. Aircraft Sopwith Camel of 3 Squadron, crew David Lewis.
 

 


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