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General Aviation

Picture
   Gulfstream G650ER
   15x30 Oil on Canvas
   Sold

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   King Air 100
   15x30 Oil on Canvas
   Sold
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   Star of the Time Saver Aviation fleet, based at the Moore County Regional Airport in the
   Pinehurst/Southern Pines/Aberdeen/Whispering Pines area of North Carolina.

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   Navajo Chieftain
   15x30 Oil on Canvas
   Sold
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   Second in the Time Saver Aviation series is a Navajo Chieftain, which is equipped with the
   Panther modification, including winglets on the wings and on the propeller blades.

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   Beechcraft Bonanza
   15x30 Oil on Canvas
   Sold
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   Third in the Time Saver Aviation series is a Beech Bonanza for shorter trips

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   1941 Stearman
   15x30 Oil on Canvas
   Sold
   

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   N210KU
   20 x 40  Oil on Canvas
​   Sold
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   N210KU is a Cessna Turbo 210N Centurion proudly owned by Terry and Blaine Riney in
​   Pinehurst, NC. They are huge KU fans.

Picture
   Ellie
   24 x 36 Oil on Canvas
   Sold
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   Built as “Number 240” in 1937 at Lockheed Aircraft’s Burbank, California, factory for Continental
   Airlines, this Electra 12A Junior was sold to Transcontinental and Western Air in 1940, and was
   operated until 1945 an executive transport and an airborne research laboratory. At the end of
   World War II it was sold to the Texas Oil Company. “Ellie” was purchased in June 2005 by Ruth
   Richter Holden, daughter of  TWA co-founder Paul Richter, Jr., and returned to its TWA livery.
   The aircraft is now based in California, but on occasion you can catch it at the TWA museum
​   located at the Charles B. Wheeler Kansas City Downtown Airport.


Picture
First Solo
12 x 24 Oil on Canvas
Artist's Private Collection
Editable Prints Available

Depicted is my first solo takeoff on January 24, 1979, at the Higginsville, Missouri airport. The
                                                                                           aircraft was a 1973 Cessna 150L, N18660. I was stunned and reluctant when my instructor
​                                                                                           signed my logbook, climbed out of the aircraft, told me to go do three takeoffs and three full stop
​                                                                                           landings, then come back and pick him up.

           “…for I have been to the secret place: a place so holy that a person can only go there on wings…..and only once…..and only alone."  
  
​                                                                                                                                                                                                -Anonymous



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