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Fokker's parasol monoplane. No tension wires: great styg [?] capacity, 1919-1945. Creator: Reijer Stolk
![Fokker's parasol monoplane. No tension wires: great styg [?] capacity, 1919-1945. Creator: Reijer Stolk](/p/731/fokkers-parasol-monoplane-tension-wires-36343535.jpg.webp "Fokker's parasol monoplane. No tension wires: great styg [?] capacity, 1919-1945. Creator: Reijer Stolk")
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Fokker's parasol monoplane. No tension wires: great styg [?] capacity, 1919-1945. Creator: Reijer Stolk
Fokker's parasol monoplane. No tension wires: great styg [?] capacity, 1919-1945
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This pencil drawing by Dutch artist Reijer Stolk showcases Fokker's parasol monoplane, a remarkable aviation innovation from the 1920s to the 1940s. Unlike traditional biplanes that relied on tension wires for support, this monoplane boasted a sleek, wire-free design, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and increasing its 'styg' capacity for passengers and cargo. The parasol monoplane's open cockpit, positioned high above the wing, offered an unobstructed view of the surroundings, making it a favorite among pilots and passengers alike. The intricate details in this 20th-century artwork bring the monoplane to life, from its graceful propeller to the delicate lines of the wings and the subtle texture of the fabric. The use of watercolor paint adds depth and vibrancy, while the ink lettering provides a sense of historical context. This poster-worthy drawing is a testament to the artistic movement of the era, blending the worlds of art and aviation in a way that continues to inspire and captivate. Reijer Stolk's masterful depiction of Fokker's parasol monoplane is a precious addition to any collection of heritage art or aviation memorabilia. The low countries of Europe, particularly the Netherlands, played a significant role in the development of aviation during this time, and this drawing offers a unique glimpse into the past. Whether displayed in a museum or a private home, this pencil drawing is sure to evoke a sense of wonder and appreciation for the ingenuity and artistry of the 1920s and 1930s.
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