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| With Wings Like Eagles By Jody Fulks-Sjogren 26 x 19.5 - S/N Limited Edition Release price $ 125 |
About The Mighty Fortress:
The B-52H Stratofortress - mighty fortress of the
skies, symbol of Cold War victory, and war-horse
of conventional confrontation - launches with her
crew of six modern warriors, evoking a
metaphorical image of Medieval times when kings
ruled and knights defended the liberties of the
kingdom.
The B-52H Stratofortress - mighty fortress of the
skies, symbol of Cold War victory, and war-horse
of conventional confrontation - launches with her
crew of six modern warriors, evoking a
metaphorical image of Medieval times when kings
ruled and knights defended the liberties of the
kingdom.
About Metaphor I - Hercules:
Initially designed to be answer the U.S. military's
need for a rugged medium transport aircraft, the
C-130 Hercules has proved itself capable of a
bewildering array of missions since its appearance
in the mid-1950's.
Named after Hercules, favorite hero of Greek
classical mythology, the C-130 has surpassed in
number, if not in originality, the famous Twelve
Labors assigned to its mythological namesake.
In this visual "metaphor", aviation artist Jody
Fulks Sjogren creates a dramatic image of the
C-130 at the moment of lift-off from an
unimproved dirt airstrip. Out of the dust cloud
which billows up around the aircraft emerges
Hercules, the mythical character, wrestling the
man-eating Lion of Nemea in the first of his
twelve labors. Above this scenario, a statuesque
portrait of Hercules views the action with an
almost rational calm. According to the legend, he
will earn his immortality by successfully
completing the twelve superhuman labors assigned
to him by King Eurystheus.
Initially designed to be answer the U.S. military's
need for a rugged medium transport aircraft, the
C-130 Hercules has proved itself capable of a
bewildering array of missions since its appearance
in the mid-1950's.
Named after Hercules, favorite hero of Greek
classical mythology, the C-130 has surpassed in
number, if not in originality, the famous Twelve
Labors assigned to its mythological namesake.
In this visual "metaphor", aviation artist Jody
Fulks Sjogren creates a dramatic image of the
C-130 at the moment of lift-off from an
unimproved dirt airstrip. Out of the dust cloud
which billows up around the aircraft emerges
Hercules, the mythical character, wrestling the
man-eating Lion of Nemea in the first of his
twelve labors. Above this scenario, a statuesque
portrait of Hercules views the action with an
almost rational calm. According to the legend, he
will earn his immortality by successfully
completing the twelve superhuman labors assigned
to him by King Eurystheus.
| Metaphor I - Hercules By Jody Fulks-Sjogren 22 x 30 - S/N Limited Edition Release Price $ 125 |
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| The Mighty Fortress By Jody Fulks-Sjogren 22 x 30 - S/N Limited Edition Release price $ 125 |
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| Blackbird By Jody Fulks-Sjogren 18 x 31.5 - S/N Limited Edition Release Price $ 125 |
| Man O' War By Jody Fulks-Sjogren 29 x 23- S/N Limited Edition Release Price $ 125 |