Rare le plus cher aquarelle WW2 RAF avion Bréguet militaire Paul Nash étude similaire

Please feel free to make an offer as Im starting to sell off my collection of over 40 years.

It would make a great & unique present.

A Signed original 1940 WW2 watercolour on paper. I believe it could be a Bréguet aircraft.

It reminds me very much of a similar watercolour on paper in the RAF Museum Collection number L001-1761 by Mr Paul Nash in

1940 Associated with RAF Bomber Command of a Wellington Bomber on the day Belgium was invaded.

Paul Nash painted Air Ministry subjects commissioned through the War Artists’ Advisory Committee.

A very atmospheric & characterful watercolour. To be honest its one Ill find hard to part with but needs must.

In expected used condition for an item of this age & nature. Theres been some historical water damage to the top left hand corner. A restorer might be able to improve this but Ive been happy to live with it just as it is. There are other odd marks & knocks on it. The frames a little tatty but original. The colour reminds me of the RAF colours. I always prefer to keep paintings in their original frame.

In the background you can make out more aircraft & a hanger.

It has a cardboard backing to the reverse. It also has part of an original pencil drawing on the reverse when you remove the back.

Im not too sure what the signature is as Ive not researched it. But its signed "40 for 1940.

It would be greatly appreciated it you could please tell me anything about it or the signature.

Thank you.

It would make a great & unique present or a great addition to any RAF or Military collection.

Approx 19 1/4" x just over 14 1/4" from the outside points of the frame.

Please study the images as they also form part of the description & please do your own research.

All UK postage includes the extra cost of being signed for, for added peace of mind.

Positive feedback is always appreciated.

Please check out my other items by scrolling down to my "Sellers Other Items" as I also have another two le plus cher watercolours of the same artist.