ADOLF GALLAND AUTHENTIC SIGNED PRINT FROM ACES-HIGH GALLERY LIMITED TICKETS

Adolf Galland was one of the Luftwaffe’s most prominent fighter aces of the Second World War, credited with 104 aerial victories, the vast majority achieved over the Western Front. Born in 1912, he initially trained as a glider pilot before joining the German air force, where he quickly established himself as a highly skilled and aggressive fighter pilot.

Galland flew during the Battle of Britain, where he gained many of his early victories, primarily piloting the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Later in the war, he transitioned to the Focke-Wulf Fw 190, an aircraft he strongly favoured for its power and handling. As his reputation grew, he rose through the ranks and was eventually appointed General der Jagdflieger (General of Fighters), responsible for overseeing Germany’s fighter forces.

He was also a strong advocate for new technology, particularly the Messerschmitt Me 262 jet fighter, recognising its potential to counter Allied air superiority. However, his outspoken views led to clashes with senior Nazi leadership, including Hermann Göring.

Galland ended the war flying the Me 262 with the elite JV 44 unit, adding to his legend as both a combat pilot and a controversial figure in the Luftwaffe. Supplied to us by our friends at Aces-High Gallery This pencil sketch print by Richard Taylor portrays Generalleutnant Adolf Galland KC with Oak Leaves Swords and Diamonds entering his Fw190 ‘White 2’ ready for a long distance operation.

Unframed – Size – 11.5 x 7  inches/292.1 mm × 177.8 mm