Farewell Concorde  by Philip West

As Concorde G-BOAF accelerates into the setting sun, her speed will soon outpace the earth’s rotation. The 100 passengers will now have the unforgettable experience of watching the sun rising from the West. At 50,000 feet, the cruising speed of Mach 2 (1,320 mph) is reached; but the climb gently continues towards 60,000 feet. Here, on the threshold of space, the passengers will dine. Three and a half hours after take-off from London, Concorde reaches New York. On 26th November 2003 this aircraft returned to its first home, Filton, Bristol – probably never to fly again. The 50th anniversary of Concorde’s first flight is 2nd March 2019.

Artist Proof Mounted edition

Artist signed only

Size: 78cm x 53cm Overall

Mounted and wrapped by SWA Fine Art

Produced to a fine art standard and would make a fantastic edition to any aviation art collection.
It has been reproduced from an original painting by Stephen Brown under controlled conditions using ultra fine quality pigment inks and high quality acid free paper.
The sole copyright of the image is retained by the artist and publisher

Wrapped in cellophane wrap to protect the print.
Will be dispatched as a parcel to accommodate sufficient packaging.
Dispatched Flat via with insurance cover

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