North American Harvard Mk. IV

Steeped in nostalgia and rendered on the finest Arches 300-pound rough paper, this 16×12 inch artwork is more than just a painting; it’s a journey through time. Every brushstroke, infused with high-quality Holbein paints, encapsulates the roaring spirit of the RCAF rondelle-adorned Harvard Mk. IV airplane—a symbol of dedication, freedom, and human ingenuity.

For those who’ve felt the call of the skies, who understand the allure of machinery combined with history, this piece resonates deeply. It’s an homage to Canada’s aviation legacy, recalling an era where the sky was a newly charted territory, brimming with possibilities. While this particular Harvard has found its resting place at the Saskatchewan Aviation Museum, its spirit soars afresh in this evocative artwork. A must-have for aviation enthusiasts, this painting connects the passion of flight with the romance of bygone days.