1948 Mercury Cowboy - Grey art-code-29/35 It was called the Thunderbird

It was called the Thunderbird because the flapping of its powerful wings sounded like thunder

Original Oil Painting by David Knowlton

Later that day we worked through what we had and by dawn the following morning I knew where to place the lead extras - in front of the stand but just behind Vayetse

but that is a known known and by 9

(Holly as the money mule and Josie as the pantomime stewardess)

1948 Mercury Cowboy - Grey art-code-29/35 It was called the ThunderbirdLimited edition Chromaluxe print, elegantly presented in a float frame. Using a durable and archival process, Chromaluxe infuses high resolution X ray images onto metal through dye sublimation. Nick Veasey, one of the worlds leading fine art photographers, is a pioneer of X ray imaging in contemporary art. Working almost exclusively with X ray technology, this British artist masterfully manipulates lethal radiation to create a striking artwork,