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U.S. Air Force Art Collection lithograph photo print 20" W x 15" H.
This one titled "Home for Dinner, F-105's from Kadena Air Base, Japan" , painting by Reynold Brown.
The Society has its headquarters and museum located in New York City. Today, there are nearly 9,000 works in the Air Force Art Program and the Society of Illustrators has been joined by other organizations and independent artists to continue documenting Air Force personnel, equipment, locations and activities. While they accord the artist all courtesies and privileges as an equivalent grade of GS15/rank or Colonel, the artist’s income and opportunities are suspended during the assignment and creation of the work. Additionally, all work is donated to the Air Force without any permissible tax deductions. The Program lost considerable funding during the Clinton administration military cutbacks in the 1990s
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