4 For Tea and Biscuits

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Excellent painting Michael and to your usual high standard.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Wed 24 Nov 20:26:53

Super painting.

Posted by Denise Cat on Wed 24 Nov 21:52:27

This type of painting is right up my street and tells a story from the surrendering pilots to the crew member being treated for his injuries to the villagers watching in the distance. Lovely work Michael.

Posted by Frank Bingley on Thu 25 Nov 07:21:10

Super detailed painting Michael, really well painted with so much to look at

Posted by Heather Love on Thu 25 Nov 07:39:50

A strong narrative with meaning and wonderfully depicted details Michael.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Thu 25 Nov 10:33:59

great painting and a really apt title. My husband is really interested in aviation and always likes to look at your paintings of aircraft.

Posted by Hilary Pendlebury on Thu 25 Nov 17:13:28

What an interesting painting Michael!

Posted by Diane Boswell on Thu 25 Nov 22:23:20

Hang on Studio Wall

24/11/2021

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A gallery owner asked if I could paint a " crashed Luftwaffe Bomber" for a customer. Odd choice but interesting. Aviation art is 50% of my painting passion, Marine art being the other half. Here we have a Junkers 88 on a beach "somewhere in England". The title reflects the treatment that downed Luftwaffe crews received from the people who attended the site. Aviation art is a specialised area and not covered by the options on this site sadly.

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Michael Daley

Before leaving the RAF in the early 90s I studied, part time, Fine Art and Graphic Design at Falmouth College of Art and Design. On leaving the Air Force I worked for 17 years at Holkham Hall until retirement in 2010. I worked as a volunteer caseworker for ssafa ( Forces Charity) for almost 5…

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