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Paintings For Sale Any
of the paintings being offered for sale from the artist’s studio can be
viewed at the studio by prior appointment. Every care has been taken to
ensure an accurate reproduction of each painting on this website, but
nothing can better seeing the original for yourself. To make an
appointment, please email via this website by clicking on Email Ivan on any
page or by telephoning the studio direct on 07990 758706. |
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Artist Feature - Godwin von Brumowski |
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Finibee
over Bembridge Acrylic on board 41 x
28cm £450. Designed and
developed in the early 1950s as a light home-build single-seater, the
diminutive Britten-Norman BN-1F ‘Finibee’ was the first foray into
aircraft manufacture by the partnership of John Britten and Desmond
Norman. It was not a commercial success, but served as a useful
proof-of-concept learning exercise for the two entrepreneurs who’s
subsequent design projects - the BN-2 Islander and its 3-engined hybrid,
the Trislander - went on to become some of the most successful and
numerous commercial aircraft ever built with over 1250 examples rolling
off the production lines since the mid 1960s. The Finibee is pictured in
its final guise, banking over Bembridge Airport, Isle of Wight, in 1953.
This aircraft has survived and is now on display at the Solent Sky
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Tentative
Steps Acrylic on board 41 x
28cm Designed and
developed in the early 1950s by John Britten and Desmond Norman - the
partnership that brought us the BN-2 Islander - the BN-1F was conceived as
a light home-build single-seater parasol monoplane. It is pictured getting
airborne from Bembridge as first flown with its original single-strut
undercarriage, shorter span wing, smaller tail surfaces and JAP 36 engine.
Following an accident when the engine cut shortly after take-off, the
‘Finibee’ was extensively rebuilt with numerous modifications and this
version can be seen today on display at the Solent Sky Aviation Museum in
Southampton. |
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Touchdown Oil on board 122 x
61cm |
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About
this painting (From the Seller): This
painting was commissioned by Pamela Leigh Richards-Icke for her husband
David Icke during the summer of 2003 as a surprise Christmas gift. It is a
B1 departing Leicester Belgrave Station watched by a young enthusiast
representing David. This was one of his favourite things to do, standing
on the bridge watching the B1′s. It was completed in oils on board
and was painted between August and November of 2003. All Ivan had to go on
was an old photograph and whatever Pamela could find out from David
without him suspecting that something was being planned. The
sale of this painting will include: 1.
The original hand drawing by David Icke showing Pamela the layout of
Belgrave Station and where he used to watch the trains from the bridge. This
painting was shown in the BBC Ch5 Documentary “David Icke ~ Was He
Right?” US$9000,
framed |
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De
Havilland Vampire T.11 Acrylic on canvas. 46
x 36cm |
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Black
& White Study II Acrylic
on canvas. 80 x 30cm
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Night Flight Acrylic on Canvas.
40.6 x 30.5cm £350. |
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Lone
Patrol Oil on
board. 71 x 36cm £850,
Framed. |
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Girl With a Shawl Oil on
board. 51 x 40.5cm
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Dreamer Oil on
board. 51 x 40.5cm £900. |
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Synchro Pair Break Acrylic on Board,
41 x 30cm
The RAF’s iconic display team, The Red Arrows, have been entertaining crowds worldwide with their breathtaking displays for many decades. Here, two of their number break for the start of a Synchro Pair display. |
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A Fair Wind Acrylic on Board,
41 x 30cm
HMS Victory and HMS Ajax enjoy the brisk airs off the Cornish coast in September 1805 at the start of their journey south to what would become the Battle of Trafalgar. HMS Thunderer and the frigate HMS Euryalus were shortly to join them. |
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Red Lightning Acrylic on Board,
41 x 28cm
The great racing marque of Ferrari has been at the forefront of motorsport for over 50 years and has been involved in Grand Prix racing almost from the start. The Ferrari F10s of Fernando Alonso and team mate Felipe Massa are depicted here. |
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The
Long Way Home Acrylic on Canvas. 51
x 40.5cm. £550, Unframed. On the night of 12/13th
August 1942, Short Stirling RF325 was attacked by a Bf.110 night fighter
over the Ardennes in Belgium whilst returning from a bombing raid. Damaged
and low on fuel, Sqn Ldr G A Watt nursed his stricken aircraft across the
English Channel before making a forced landing at Broadstairs in Kent.
This was a scenario faced by hundreds of Bomber Command aircrew throughout
World War II and this painting is intended as a tribute to them all,
symbolising the loneliness and vulnerability of the heavy bomber as it
went about its unenviable task on an almost nightly basis and in the face
of impossible odds. |
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Gossamer
Wings Oil on board. 49 x
39cm £850 Originally painted under my pseudonym ‘Heller’, this is one of a series of fantasy paintings involving fairies and is one of my favourite works. Now being offered for sale from my private collection, it is beautifully framed and ready to hang. |
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Lacewing
Fairy Acrylic on board. 37
x 31cm £850 Another of my fairy
paintings, again once displayed under the pseudonym ‘Heller’. |
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Moonlit
Garden Acrylic on board.
30.5 x 40.5cm
This very moody scene is one of a series of paintings entitled Nocturne that I have been working on throughout 2010. It is presented in a bespoke swept frame. |
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The
Dancer Acrylic on board. 51
x 30.5cm £950 This figure study is a new painting, a study in light and shade. It is offered in a bespoke speckled frame. |
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The
Moon is Mine Acrylic on canvas. 51
x 40.5cm £380 Another painting in my Nocturne series, a study of a bend in a river by moonlight. This painting is currently unframed and can be bought with or without a frame. |
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The
Soft Room Oil on canvas. 30.5 x
40.5cm
A gentle figure study set in a softly lit window, this one was painted in 2009 and is being offered for sale here for the first time in a gold swept frame with matching gold slip. |
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