Read all about: echelon arrows
It sounds like a Spielberg script . . . but it really happened!
On March 25, 1958 a tremendous roar was heard through the northern suburbs of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. No one could have . . .
"echelon arrows" by artist Ronald Suchiu
the late Jan Zurakowski in "echelon arrows"
Hand signed by the late Jan Zurakowski and the artist
Certificate of authenticity included
the late Jan Zurakowski
Buy Now
Print Quantity
- 259
- 59
- 5
- 59
Print type
Print size
- 30" x 15"
- 30" x 15"
- 30" x 15"
Print price
Call for pricing
-
Hand painted artist remarque
All of Ronald Suchiu's remarques are original watercolor paintings not mere pencil sketches. Ronald Suchiu takes the print you have ordered and personally paints a remarque onto it. This definitely adds to the collectible value of your artwork.
Similar art pieces - aviation
Although Ronald Suchiu is able to paint absolutely any subject he does have his favorites and "Aviation Art" is certainly one of them.
back . . . known, that day, its echo would last 40 years into the future and grow louder and louder, against all the normal laws of nature.
That momentous sound and event started as Jan "Zura" Zurakowski advanced the twin throttles of the first Canadian made supersonic aircraft, the Avro Arrow, on its maiden from Downsview Airport.
The plane was incredible, its performance, along with the normally expected evolution, would have most certainly kept it at the leading edge of aviation technology for many decades. It was huge, over 90 feet long, and had a bomb bay larger than that of a B-29 Super-Fortress.
It was fast, the aircraft by far out performed everything that the world had to compare it to.
I dedicate this painting to the 15,000 or more Canadians who gave millions of honest hard working hours toward this ill-fated project. I wish to present to them and to all Canadians "Echelon Arrows" in their first formation flight over the majestic Canadian Rocky Mountains.
All of the "Echelon Arrows" prints are signed by Avro′s chief experimental test pilot Janusz Zurakowski, a true pioneer in the early years of aviation and early jet craft.
Call for pricing
519-776-5767
for any further information you may need.