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Pathway to the Ruhr by Anthony Saunders

A unique hand-drawn Remarque is one of the best ways to own an original piece of art by Anthony Saunders. Widely acknowledged as one of the most inspirational aviation artists of his generation, each of his delicately crafted pencil drawings is skilfully created in the lower margins of the print, and will be of a Lancaster relevant to the Dambuster Raid.

Prints are signed by the artist and numbered

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325 Signed & Numbered Editions....$165

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10 Double Remarque Editions....$715*

Overall Size: 31 1/2" x 23 3/4"

Image Size: 25" x 16"

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With silver moonlight glinting on the wave tops below, Guy Gibson leads the first wave of Lancaster’s low across the North Sea to avoid enemy detection, on the night of 16/17 May 1943. In formation with ‘Mick’ Martin on his port side and ‘Hoppy’ Hopgood to starboard, Gibson heads towards the Dutch Coast and the Ruhr valley beyond - their mission, the destruction of the Mőhne and Eder Dams.

Each print is personally signed by four veterans that were directly involved in the raid, including two of the last surviving Aircrew to take part.

Signatures:

Squadron Leader Les MUNRO CNZM DSO QSO DFC RNZAF

Corporal Maureen STEVENS WAAF

Squadron Leader George ‘Johnny’ JOHNSON DFM RAF

Dr. Mary STOPES-ROE