The Vickers Vimy

Made:
1990 in London
The Vickers Vimy

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Drawing in charcoal, ten panels, The Vickers Vimy (1919), London, Barrie Tullett, 1990; drawn on site in Aeronautics Gallery, Science Museum

Details

Category:
Art
Object Number:
1991-77
Materials:
charcoal
Measurements:
overall (estimate): 2438 x 3962 mm
type:
drawing
credit:
Tullett, B.

Parts

Drawing in charcoal, ten panels, The Vickers Vimy (1919), London, Barrie Tullett, 1990; drawn on site in Aeronautics Gallery, Science Museum.

The Vickers Vimy

Drawing in charcoal, ten panels, The Vickers Vimy (1919), London, Barrie Tullett, 1990; drawn on site in Aeronautics Gallery, Science Museum.

Measurements:
overall (estimate): 1880 mm x 3140 mm x 45 mm,
Object Number:
1991-77/1
type:
drawing
Reference photographs of The Vickers Vimy (1919), London, Barrie Tullett, 1990; drawn on site in Aeronautics Gallery, Science Museum; includes a copy of the Science Museum Review 1991, which used this sketch as the cover illustration.

The Vickers Vimy

Reference photographs of The Vickers Vimy (1919), London, Barrie Tullett, 1990; drawn on site in Aeronautics Gallery, Science Museum; includes a copy of the Science Museum Review 1991, which used this sketch as the cover illustration.

Object Number:
1991-77/2
type:
drawing

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