Desert Scorpions

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Desert Scorpions

Michael Rondot depicts a Gulf War forward battle area with an MLRS resupply under way, a Chinook carrying a water storage tank and the equipment and debris familiar to those operating in the desert.

Artist: Michael Rondot.

Original multi-signed edition: Sold out.

Signatures on the original multi-signed edition:

  • General Sir Peter de la Billiere KCB KBE DSO MC
  • Major General Ian Durie CBE
  • General Sir Rupert Smith DSO & Bar OBE QGM
  • Lieutenant Colonel John Wallace MBE

A few copies were additionally signed by:

  • Major General The Duke of Westminster KG OBE TD DL
  • General Sir Richard Dannatt GCB CBE MC
  • General Sir Michael Walker GCB CMG CBE ADC Gen

Currently recorded Publisher Proof: Artist signed and numbered giclée. Remarque, Double Remarque and canvas options are also recorded by Collectair.

Overall paper print size: 61 × 43 cm.

Description

Desert Scorpions – The Story Behind the Print

Desert Scorpions focuses on the logistics and firepower supporting British forces during the 1991 Gulf War.

The painting shows an MLRS resupply in progress in a forward battle area, with a Chinook helicopter transporting a water storage tank and the surrounding equipment and combat debris adding to the atmosphere of the scene.

The original product record notes the first combat use of MLRS during the Gulf War and the deployment of No. 39 Heavy Regiment Royal Artillery, supported by DROPS resupply and rearming vehicles.

The sold-out primary edition carried four named Gulf War commander signatures. One multi-signed and matted copy is listed subject to availability, so the complete signature list and its edition status are retained above.

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Additional information

Dimensions 61 × 43 cm
Print Type

Publishers Proof, Remarque, Double Remarque, Canvas Print

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