The Aviation Art of Roy Grinnell

A Shot Across the Bow Signed by Lt. James P. Muri - $400

Adding Insult to Injury Signed by J.D. Collinsworth - $150

A Record for Russo Signed by Michael Russo- $150

Christmas Over Rangoon Five Flying Tiger pilot signatures - $275

Danger: Lightning Nearby Ten signatures - $275

Eagles Prey Signed by 'Red' McColpin - $150

Fifth Victory Signed by Douglas Campbell - $175

First Blood Signed by Tex Hill - $150

First Marine Ace Signed by Marion Carl - $175

First Victory Signed by George Vaughn - $175

High Noon Over Alicante Signed by Jay T. Robbins - $175

Last Victory Signed by Ray Brooks - $175

Marianas Turkey Shoot Signed by Alex Vraciu - $150

Night Victory Signed by Guy P. Bordelon - $150

Number Twenty for Joe Signed by Joe Foss - $175

One for the Big Friends Signed by Francis 'Gabby' Gabreski - $175

Sandy's Change of Plans Ten signatures - $200

Scotty's Last Combat Signed by Robert L. Scott - $175

Showdown Over Berriere Signed by Ken Dahlberg - $175

Strange Encounter Signed by Rudy Augarten - $150

There Went Number 10 Signed by 'Boots' Blesse - $150

Triple Play Signed by Herman Ernst - $150

Unlucky Seven Signed by David McCampbell - $175

Yeager's First Jet Signed by Chuck Yeager - $275

Yeager's Last Military Flight Signed by Chuck Yeager - $250

Zero Fighter Sweep Signed by Ken Walsh - $175

Roy Grinnell
1933 - 2019

One of the leading names in aviation art, Roy Grinnell was born in Santa Barbara, California. As a child he enjoyed drawing airplanes and at the age of eleven he painted a Swedish P-51 shooting down a Me-109 for his Swedish grandmother. When Roy graduated from Santa Barbara High School he decided to join the Navy and was stationed in Guam. After serving his time in the Navy he attended the Art Center School of Design in Los Angeles and graduated with honors. Preserving Aviation History on canvas is Roy Grinnell’s forte and it has brought him worldwide recognition as an Aviation Artist of the highest caliber. Roy’s documentation of aerial combat events has given him the honor of being the official artist of the American Fighter Aces Association, and the American Combat Airman Hall of Fame, of the Commemorative Air Force, Midland, Texas. In 1999 Roy was the proud recipient of the RG Smith Award for Excellence in Naval Aviation Art at the National Museum of Naval Aviation, Pensacola, Florida. In 2003 Roy’s painting “Joe Foss – A Proud American” won First Place at the Naval Museum in Pensacola. Roy was made an “Honorary Ace” by the American Fighter Aces Association in 2004. Roy was awarded the “Spirit of Flight” award and Lifetime Membership into the Commemorative Air Force, Midland, Texas. Roy’s original oil paintings have been displayed at the Duxford Air Show, UK, Naval Air Museum, Pensacola, Florida, The Polish War Museum in Warsaw, Poland, the US Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio, the National Aviation Hall of Fame, Dayton, the Normandie Niemen Museum, Les Andelys, France, American Combat Airman Hall of Fame, CAF Headquarters, Midland, Texas, Le Bourget Museum, Paris, The Paris Air Show, Le Bourget, Museum of Flight, Boeing Field, Seattle, American Airlines, Dallas, Frontiers of Flight Museum, Dallas, and the Aeroclub de France, Paris.