The Fork Tailed Devil Frank Martin Aviation Art Print

This colorful abstract features the Lockheed P-38 Lightning. Known to the Axis powers as the Fork Tongued Devil, it was one of the most deadly fighter aircraft of World War II. The Lightning was designed by Clarence "Kelly" Johnson and Hall Hibbard within a secretive and separate building which would eventually become known as the Skunk Works. The P-38 first flew in 1938. The single seat, twin boom, twin engined Lightning served as a fighter, bomber, pathfinder, bomber escort and aerial reconnaissance during the war.Frank Martin Artwork Prints: A Journey Through Aviation Soar into the world of aviation with Frank Martin's captivating artwork. Inspired by the thrill of flight and the rich history of aircraft, Martin's vibrant, semi-abstract pieces offer a unique perspective on the skies. Each print is a testament to Martin's passion, capturing the essence of flight with bold colors and imaginative strokes. Whether you're a seasoned aviation enthusiast or simply appreciate beautiful art, these prints are sure to inspire and delight. Fine Art Paper Prints: Includes additional 1" white border. Canvas Prints: Includes additional 3" mirrored border to facilitate gallery wrapping. All prints are shipped rolled, tubed and ready to frame. All prints are signed by the artist Frank Martin