A BAC Lightning question.
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A BAC Lightning question.
Please put my mind at rest. From distant memory, I seem to recall seeing a painting of a very low-level Lightning, over rugged, moorland landscape with a farmhouse, set against dark, thunderous clouds. Only the nav lights showed any brightness.
Does this picture exist, or is it just the figment of my sometimes over-active imagination?
Does this picture exist, or is it just the figment of my sometimes over-active imagination?
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Thanks, that's certainly atmospheric, but sadly not the one I have in mind. I believe the title of painting alluded to thunder, something along the lines of 'After the Lightning........'
Anyway, I continue to hope. Despite much time spent on t'interweb-thingy, I doesn't appear to have been issued as a print.
Anyway, I continue to hope. Despite much time spent on t'interweb-thingy, I doesn't appear to have been issued as a print.
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are you thinking of AND THEN THE THUNDER by JOHN RAYSON?
it shows an 11 sqn lightning over a hillside in gloomy weather
i have print 85/250 signed by wg.cdr jake jarron, amongst my collection on the living room wall.
i might be able to send a photo to confirm it.
it shows an 11 sqn lightning over a hillside in gloomy weather
i have print 85/250 signed by wg.cdr jake jarron, amongst my collection on the living room wall.
i might be able to send a photo to confirm it.
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Gents, that is indeed the painting in question. Thinking back, I may have seen it in John's gallery in Harrogate, shortly before his health started to fail him.
Thank you all.
Thank you all.
