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At Art of Flying, vibrant brushstrokes meet aeronautical precision in every original piece.
A vintage aviation poster from December 26, 1917, advertising a Curtiss Sea Plane event in Napier. The poster includes details such as the event's location, time, and admission information. It has a decorative border and is printed on aged paper, adding to its antique appearance. The poster is displayed on a wooden surface.
Interwoven metal beams and rivets form a complex lattice structure, showcasing the intricate engineering and architectural design. The beams create an array of intersecting lines and geometric patterns, with light and shadow adding depth and texture.

Gallery

A vibrant mix of art and flight captured in brushstrokes.

An artistic installation with numerous small pink airplane models arranged in a grid pattern against an exterior building wall. The sky with clouds is visible above, contrasting the vivid planes against the light-colored structure.
A large aircraft landing gear with intricate mechanical components and cables is displayed in a museum setting. Nearby is a helicopter with a navy insignia on it. Above, there appears to be a red object resembling a small buoy or vessel labeled 'DOUBLE EAGLE.' The background includes structural beams and museum displays.
A collection of various prints and posters arranged on a white surface, featuring diverse designs and color schemes. The designs include geometric shapes, modern art illustrations, abstract patterns, and text-based artwork. The prints vary in themes and colors, showcasing creativity and graphic design diversity.
A collection of colorful stickers on a light gray surface, including a blue abstract face with eyes on one sticker, and various text-based designs featuring words like 'UGLYHOUSE', 'GREY JAM', and 'JOBZY'. Some stickers display bold typography, while others are artistic or illustrative.