RANGERS ON THE RAMPAGE — Robert Taylor — RAF Signed Limited Edition (209/400) — Framed
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Characteristics
| Artist | Robert Taylor |
| Title | Rangers on the Rampage |
| Dimensions | Print: 69 × 48 cm (W × H). Framed: 82 × 64 cm (W × H) |
| Poster Credits | A limited edition print by the world's most collected aviation artist, Robert Taylor. Published in a unique Portfolio of three Commemorative limited editions, each bearing its own exclusive Companion Print. The edition, of editions, that can only be signed is denoted in brackets after their name. This edition has been printed using only the highest quality fade-resistant inks on the finest grade archival paper imported specially from France. All means of reproduction, including the printing plates, have been destroyed. This is a single edition. The sole copyright of the original painting is retained by the Artist, giving a firm guarantee against unauthorised reproduction. The Military Gallery |
| Date | Publication: 1995 — historical subject: September 1944 |
| Printing Methods | Limited edition fine art print |
| Backing | Framed |
| Condition | Mint / Like New Foxing / Stains Tears / Handling creases Trimmed margins Original Vintage Poster Reproduction / Reprint |
| Certificate of Authenticity | Certificate of Authenticity Print Number: 159/500 We certify that this fine art limited edition print, reproduced from an original painting by Robert Taylor, is the only copy bearing that number. Each of the three Commemorative limited editions bound in this unique Portfolio is numbered by the artist and each of the matching number Companion Prints has also been initialled by the artist. Each print is also individually signed by the artist and British, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand veterans who flew with the R.A.F. during World War II. The edition, or editions, that each pilot has signed is denoted in brackets after their name. This edition has been printed using only the highest quality fade-resistant inks on the finest grade archival paper imported specially from France. Signed: for and on behalf of The Military Gallery MILITARY GALLERY RANGERS ON THE RAMPAGE A limited edition print by the world's most collected aviation artist, Robert Taylor. Published in a unique Portfolio of three Commemorative limited editions, each bearing its own exclusive Companion Print. The Signatories RANGERS ON THE RAMPAGE by Robert Taylor Mosquito FB VI fighter-bombers make a low-level 'Ranger' attack on an enemy airfield deep inside Germany, September 1944. |
Description
This dramatic aviation art depicts Mosquito FB VI fighter-bombers executing a daring low-level 'Ranger' attack on an enemy airfield deep inside Germany in September 1944. The painting captures the intensity of the moment as the twin-engine aircraft sweep over the German military installation, with explosions and smoke billowing from the targeted buildings below. A second Mosquito can be seen in the background amid the aerial combat scene.
The artwork showcases Robert Taylor's masterful attention to detail, from the weathered camouflage of the Mosquito aircraft to the meticulously rendered landscape of the German airfield complex. The buildings with their distinctive red roofs, the parade ground, and surrounding countryside are depicted with remarkable accuracy, while the dramatic sky filled with clouds and explosions adds to the tension of the scene.
This limited edition print has been signed by actual RAF veterans who flew these dangerous missions during World War II, making it a valuable piece of aviation history. The Certificate of Authenticity confirms that each print in this commemorative portfolio bears exclusive companion prints and has been individually signed by the artist and participating aircrew, creating a tangible connection to the brave men who conducted these perilous operations over Nazi Germany.
The Artwork
Rangers on the Rampage portrays a daring low-level attack by Royal Air Force de Havilland Mosquito FB VI fighter-bombers against a German airfield in September 1944.
Flying at exceptional speed and very low altitude, the Mosquitos sweep across the enemy installation, attacking aircraft and ground facilities before German defences can respond effectively. Robert Taylor captures the speed, precision and danger of these operations against a richly detailed landscape of hangars, buildings and surrounding countryside.
The painting commemorates the RAF's offensive intruder operations during the final stages of the Second World War, when the Mosquito's combination of speed, range and firepower made it an exceptionally effective aircraft.
The Limited Edition
This example is number 209 of the RAF limited edition of 400 prints.
The edition forms part of Robert Taylor's commemorative portfolio of Mosquito aviation artworks. The print bears the artist's signature and signatures associated with RAF aircrew who served during the Second World War.
An original Certificate of Authenticity issued by The Military Gallery accompanies the artwork and records its edition details and authentication.
The Artist — Robert Taylor
British aviation artist Robert Taylor is internationally recognised for his detailed paintings of historic military aircraft and the airmen who flew them.
His work combines technical precision with atmospheric composition and historical storytelling. His limited editions are particularly sought after by aviation collectors when accompanied by original certificates and signatures of wartime veterans.
Rangers on the Rampage demonstrates his ability to convey the drama of low-level wartime flying while preserving the distinctive character of the aircraft and its operational environment.
Presentation and Dimensions
The artwork is presented in a traditional wooden frame with a coordinated mount.
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Visible print dimensions: 69 × 48 cm (W × H)
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Overall framed dimensions: 82 × 64 cm (W × H)
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Edition: RAF Limited Edition — 209/400
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Certificate: Original Certificate of Authenticity included
Collection and Shipping
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