Historic Aviation Scene Amy Johnson Flight London Cape Town 1936 In Percival Rt1268

Charcoal and chalk drawing on paper depicting AMY JOHNSON's departure from London in a Percival G-ADZO for Cape Town in South Africa on May 4, 1936
Amy Johnson, born July 1, 1903 in Kingston-upon-Hull and accidentally killed January 5, 1941 in the Thames estuary, was a British aviator, a pioneer of powered aircraft flight. Her commitment to the development of commercial aviation and then to her homeland at war elevated her from the rank of star aviator to that of national heroine and symbol of the role played by women in a nation at war.

Unsigned
Period: first part of the 20th century
Condition: Good condition, some small stains on the mat.
Dimensions of the cardboard: 65 x 46 cm
Dimensions of the drawing when viewed from the mat: 40.7 x 29.2 cm
Weight 435 grams

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