Quiet moments

By Stephen Brown

A de Havilland Mosquito B. Mk. IVs of 139 Squadron, No. 2 Group, flying from RAF Marham in the autumn of 1943. The battle-hardened Mosquito crew get a few brief moments of respite allowing them to take in the wild beauty of the Norfolk Broads. 

The Mosquito was a daring concept: an unarmed bomber made mainly of wood and relying on pure speed for defence against the might of the Luftwaffe. It proved to be immensely successful and the versatility of its design allowed it to be adapted to many roles including night fighter, anti-shipping, high altitude intruder, bomber support, Pathfinder duties, reconnaissance and even aircraft carrier operations.

Overall print size: approx: 37” x 17” /949 x 43cm.

Original Painting: FOR SALE, Please Enquire

All editions are signed and numbered by the artist.

The Canvas Edition prints are very high quality reproductions on canvas of the main print, Quiet Moments, that are difficult to distinguish from the original painting. They are bonded flat on to board and are ready to frame. They are hand varnished by the artist and individually signed and numbered in paint by the artist.

Please allow at least 3 weeks for delivery of canvas prints.
Canvas Edition size: 38” x 11.5" / 96 x 29 cm

Dawn to Dusk

Overall print size: approx: 16.5” x 12” /42 x 31cm

Original painting: SOLD

The Companion Print, Dawn to Dusk, is signed by the following distinguished Mosquito pilots:

Flt. Lt. Ted Dunford DFC
(Mosquitoes of 608 Squadron, Light Night Striking Force)

Flt. Lt. Tom Bennett DFM
(49 Squadron Lancasters and then 617 Squadron Pathfinder Mosquitos)