North American P51 Mustang

Our North American P51 Mustang art print profiles one of the finest fighters flown by the Allies during WWII. It was initially designed and produced by North American Aviation for the Royal Air Force (RAF). The Mustang went into production in May 1941 and began combat operations with the RAF in April 1942. The United States Army Air Force (USAAF) later adopted the P-51 and used it as a dive bomber, low altitude fighter, and long-range reconnaissance aircraft and fighter.

The inspiration behind our North American P51 Mustang1 Art Print

Our North American P51 Mustang features an illustration of the iconic aircraft, dressed in iconic olive green and invasion stripes, flying high over a map of the English channel in the Le Havre area, known more famously as the beaches of Normandy.

This art print makes a great collectable for any military aviation buff or for anyone that appreciates eclectic, vintage-inspired art for their home decor.

Design Features

• Detailed illustration of the North American P51 Mustang
• Antique map of northern France and the beaches of Normandy