De Havilland DHC-2 Beaver Art Print: Newfoundland

One of the great aviation inventions—the DHC-2 Beaver— is a symbol of true Canadian ingenuity and practicality. The first one came off the line and took flight from de Havilland's Toronto production facility in 1947. The Beaver soon established itself as the workhorse of the north. It's rugged construction and utilitarian design made it ideal for flying into remote Canadian wilderness locations.

The 'Beaver' art poster series was inspired by our long-standing passion for all things aviation as well as by stories of the courageous frontier bush pilots that opened up the northern air frontier.

Design Features

• Unique paint and decal schemes inspired by Newfoundland's provincial flag colours
• Accurate scale model outline profile drawing
• High-resolution aeronautical chart background specific to the Newfoundland airspace

Museum quality prints

• Individually printed on heavy photo paper using a 9-colour ink process
• Museum quality inks and paper (Giclée) won’t fade or yellow for at least 200 years

Ready to hang

• Dry mounted on acid-free foam core stops warping or discolouration
• Gallery-style, solid hardwood, 100% Canadian-made frames
• Thick acrylic is as clear as glass yet won't break during shipping
• Hanging hardware installed—ready to hang out of the box