"Britain's New Spitfire" on Framed Prints, Canvas, Framed Canvas, Acrylic or Print-only

"Britain's New Spitfire"

This beautifully detailed illustration from World War II shows a cut-away image of a Spitfire fighter plane. The Supermarine Spitfire is a British single-seat fighter aircraft used by the Royal Air Force and other Allied countries before, during, and after World War II. Many variants of the Spitfire were built, from the Mk 1 to the Rolls-Royce Griffon engined Mk 24 using several wing configurations and guns.

• Printed in 2-4 working days

Available in a range of sizes and printed on a wide choice of materials, please see photos and details below for more information.

Print-only: High quality Giclee printing with no-fade inks onto museum grade fine art paper ensuring your art will last a lifetime.

Framed Print: Ready-to-hang in a black wooden frame with perspex glaze, milled with simple clean lines and a satin finish for extra protection. Square profile frame measures 20mm. The size listed refers to the size of the glaze and does not include the width of the frame.

Canvas: Stretched canvas on a wooden frame with 38mm of depth. Finger jointed canvas frames create corner tension which helps to resist warping. A "Mirror wrap" on the edges of the image is repeated on the sides with the entire image appearing on the front.

Framed Canvas: Stretched canvas on a frame with black float box frame around it with a gap between the canvas and the frame. A "Mirror wrap" on the edges of the image is repeated on the sides with the entire image appearing on the front.

Acrylic: A frame-free wall art option, our scratch resistant acrylic glass is crystal clear with diamond polished edges giving stunning, luminous colours with brilliant depth giving a modern, contemporary look. It is shatter and scratch resistant, see photo of the hidden hanging system.

Note that size measurements are not precise due to metric/imperial conversions. Original artwork may be cropped to best fit available product sizes. Finer details may not be legible on smaller prints.