Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress (2) Propellor

Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress (2) PropellorDescription: A fine art print of one of the four engines on the Aluminum Overcast, a Boeing B 17 delivered in May 1945 too late for use during WWII. The aircraft is now owned by the Experimental Aircraft Association and had an extensive touring schedule. It is only one of 9 remaining airworthy B 17's in existence. Fine art prints from The Artisan Marketplace make excellent wall decor for any room in the home, including living rooms, dens, kitchens,

adorning the side of a hot spring at the Baioji Buddhist temple in Yudanaka

0 (September 14

engine compression was lowered - resulting in dramatically lower horsepower than previous models

6 (March 13

2 (July 20

1/200s at f/5

it is an important food source for butterflies and hummingbirds

there are 28 cabins each holding up to 40 people

After its replacement

A fine art print of an old 1950 Dodge Flatbed sitting in a sunflower field at Von Thun Farms in New Jersey

As the Sun sets behind the 11

2021- LPS)