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    Barry Spicer

    G'Day All

    I want to share some cool prints done by an Australian artist Barry Spicer, I have known Barry for a few years now and his work really is some thing else ,
    I want to get his name out there in the bigger world.
    His website is www.barryspicer.com

    Hope you all enjoy his work
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        Barry Spicer

        Adam,
        I agree with you. I have all the prints you have shown bar the last one shown.
        Wonder it anyone can guess the the tank in the first print shown. Adam if I remember correctly was not that tank print a series of three on the same subject matter spaced out at diffent intervals during his career?
        Steve.
        Last edited by steve wilko; 01-20-2013, 04:06 PM.

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          Yeah his wittmann prints have been done over a period of time, maybe with one more to go .

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            no one has any thoughts ?

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              He sure has the talent and the 'feel' for his subjects, I love the 109's over Stavanger ! We have one of his prints in our local RSL here in Greensborough, it is "The Bushrangers", featuring Bell UH-1H Iroquois gunships in action over the Long Hai mountain range, Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam. It is just missing the "whup whup" sounds of the choppers coming in..... Great stuff !

              Bob

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