Print, Joe Milich, McDonnell Douglas Skyhawk, Framed Signed, Vintage, SOLD
Print, Joe Milich, McDonnell Douglas Skyhawk, Framed Signed, Vintage, SOLD
- Pattern: Vintage Original Print, McDonnell Douglas Skyhawk, Signed Framed & Matted
- Vintage: 1981
- Details: Exceptional art work by Joe Milich. This is a print of a McDonnell Douglas TA-4J Skyhawk aircraft. It is a numbered and signed print, #435 of 1000 and created in 1981. The art itself was originally done in pen and ink and the detail is amazing. This print is beautifully matted, it has two mats with a beveled inside edge, this allows about 1/16" of the core color of the mat to be visible and gives a truly professional finish to the piece. The frame is metal by Nielsen, in a pewter tone (the glass has damage in one of the corners, price has been adjusted for this). Professionally framed by Framery in Sarasota and ready to hang. This is a very heavy piece, will need lots of packaging to get to you safely, please keep that in mind at check-out. It would make a great gift for military personnel, a flight / airplane enthusiast, a veteran, to display in a man-cave or for a history buff. We have other Milich airplane prints available.
- Materials: Metal frame, High Quality Glass, Paper
- Dimensions: Overall 20.5 Wide by 15.0" Tall (including frame). The actual print (visible inside mat) is 16" by 10". Landscape orientation
- Condition: Vintage-Used. Very Good Condition. The Frame is in Good Condition but the glass has damage in one corner, photographed for you. Otherwise, the print and matting are perfect. Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns. All Sales Final. Please remember these are ANTIQUE and VINTAGE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and imperfections.
Joe Milich has been drawing and painting his entire life, his passion for airplanes began as a child. He has drawn aircraft from all the US military branches as well as commercial, civilian and even foreign air forces. He has amassed a vast Aviation Art collection of pen and ink originals, limited edition prints, and paintings. All of his paintings are free hand, done by direct observation of the subject, either on location or from reference material. Asides from airplanes he has also drawn cars, boats, trains, and space vehicles, all created in his unique pen and ink style.
The Skyhawk was a highly successful attack aircraft used by the US Navy and Marine Corps. The TA-4J Skyhawk model entered production in June 1969. It became the longest-serving of the Skyhawks as the US Navy’s standard advanced jet trainer, it was replaced in the 1990's by the T-45A Goshawk. The first Skyhawk prototype flew in June 1954. It was used frequently during the Vietnam war. During service the Skyhawk acquired several nicknames including: Heinemann's Hot Rod, Mighty Mite, Scooter, Tinker Toy and Bantam Bomber.