Home Run
by Robert Taylor
| P-51 Mustangs, returning from a long-range bomber escort mission, race across the German countryside in 1944, seeking out targets of opportunity as they head back to their base; their Merlin engines shattering the tranquillity of a German village, as yet untouched by the ravages of war. Published in 1990, this print very quickly sold out and was for many years the most requested piece on the secondary market, it remains one of the rarest prints today. |
| Overall size: 25" x 33" | Secondary Market |
| Limited edition | Signed by the artist and four prominent P-51 Aces. | $795 |
| The signatures | ||
| Colonel Don Blakeslee - 15½ aerial victories | ||
| Major Kit Carson - 18½ aerial victories | ||
| Colonel Jim Goodson - 15 aerial victories (plus 15 destroyed on the ground) | ||
| Brigadier General Robin Olds - 13 aerial victories (plus 11 destroyed on the ground) | ||
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