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French aviator Louis Bleriots first successful cross-Channel flight (colour litho)
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French aviator Louis Bleriots first successful cross-Channel flight (colour litho)
3099266 French aviator Louis Bleriots first successful cross-Channel flight (colour litho) by French School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: French aviator Louis Bleriots first successful cross-Channel flight. Portrait of the aviator; reception at the Lord Warden Hotel in Dover; manoeuvring along the White Cliffs of Dover looking for a place to land. Portrait de Bleriot. A Douvres: reception de l aviateur au Lord Warden Hotel. Sur la cote Anglaise: Bleriot manoeuvrant le long de la falaise pour aterrir. Illustration from Le Petit Parisien, 8 August 1909.); © Look and Learn
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This print captures a significant moment in history - French aviator Louis Bleriot's first successful cross-Channel flight. The colour litho depicts the pioneering aviator in his monoplane, maneuvering along the iconic White Cliffs of Dover as he searches for a suitable place to land. The portrait showcases Bleriot's determination and courage as he embarks on this groundbreaking achievement. The image also portrays the reception held at the Lord Warden Hotel in Dover, where Bleriot was warmly welcomed after his historic flight. This momentous occasion marked a turning point in aviation history, solidifying Bleriot's status as an aviation legend. The print not only captures the excitement and triumph of this milestone but also highlights the breathtaking beauty of both France and England's coastlines. It serves as a reminder of how far we have come in terms of air travel and technological advancements. This artwork from Le Petit Parisien newspaper, dated 8 August 1909, is a testament to human ingenuity and perseverance. It symbolizes the spirit of exploration and innovation that continues to drive us forward today. Displayed proudly within private collections, this print stands as a tribute to Louis Bleriot's remarkable accomplishment while immortalizing an important chapter in aviation history for generations to come.
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