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Ronald Wong
	Ronald's name needs little introduction to the aircrew of military bases in Western Europe and the United States, for whom his precise and dramatic artwork has been a familiar presence for many years. His original training in Britain was in Biochemistry, and it was only after years of service in the Health Service that he decided to embark on a career in painting, in particular of a childhood love, aviation. He is a long-standing Member of the Guild of Aviation Artists in the UK, where he has won many prizes over the years, and also of the American Society of Aviation Artists. Aside from the numerous paintings he has achieved over the years which hang all over the world, he has to date published some 170 runs of lithographic prints, which must be something of a record for an individual artist. Apart from aviation, his artistic interests range from motoring and marine art to portraiture, animals and landscapes.
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	Changeover In Alaska by Ronald Wong The USAF in Alaska transitions to the formidable new F-22A Raptor. Commissioned for the 90thFS at Elmendorf,AFB, 2007.   20 x 30 Inches Acrylic
	The Commander's Tornado by Ronald Wong A commander of No 12 Squadron RAF commemorates his service with the Buccaneers and Tornados of the unit.   20 x 30 Inches Oil
	Wet Evening at Gardemoen by Ronald Wong A C-130H Hercules of the Royal Norwegian Air Force braves the weather in front of the old hangar at Gardemoen Air Base in Norway. Commissioned for the RNoAF.   20 x 30 Inches Oil
	Merlins over Masada by Ronald Wong During the struggle for Palestine, Spitfires of the nascent Israeli Air Force overfly the Masada plateau, symbolic of Jewish resistance for the zionists. Guild exhibit.   18 x 27 Inches Acrylic
	Tiger Leader by Ronald Wong Spanish Air Force F-18S Hornets of the 15th TFW "Tiger" Squadron at Zaragosa, led by the commander's plane, overfly the ruins of Castillo Loarre, a medieval frontier castle in the Pyrenees. Commissioned for the squadron.   21 x 30 Inches Acrylic
	Kai Tak: Final Approach by Ronald Wong A Boeing 747-400 follows the old "Hong Kong Curve" or "Fighter Approach", unforgettable for all who have flown it. The landing approach comprised a route along a range of hills followed by a sharp break right to line up with the old runway extending into the bay. Commissioned by a senior British Airways pilot.   20 x 30 Inches Oil
	Prototype F.37/34, K5054 by Ronald Wong The first Spitfire, into the air in 1935. I love the challenge of painting the differing textures/reflectivities of the alloy parts and panels on unpainted aircraft. Rivets and all.   20 x 30 Inches Oil
	Readiness on the Northern Front by Ronald Wong RAF Pumas deploy Royal Marines on winter exercise in Norway, inside the Arctic Circle. Commissioned by RAF Strike Command.   20 x 30 Inches Oil
	Mercy Mission to Angola by Ronald Wong A "stretched" C130H of the Royal Netherlands Air Force, working for the United Nations in war-torn Angola, heads for a dirt strip at a remote town. Commissioned by the Dutch Air Force.   20 x 30 Inches Oil
	Mud Mover at Work by Ronald Wong An RAF Tornado GR1 on exercise in the Scottish Highlands exemplifies the daredevil low-level flying which their pilots excelled in. Hill walkers often found themselves looking down on these raucous fast-moving jets. The painting was winner of the Aviation Painting of the Year Award at the Guild's London Annual Exhibition some years ago   20 x 30 Inches Oil