1867 Flying Apparatus Patent Drawing Acrylic Print

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1867 Flying Apparatus Patent Drawing


Patent drawings offer artlovers the chance to own something a little out of the ordinary. They are a wonderful way to catch a glimpse of the thinking behind what may now be an everyday product, but was once just an idea. You can find more patent artworks in my dedicated ￿Patents￿ Gallery with separate galleries planned for different subjects. I have a large image bank to draw from and each one is selected for its individual appeal and only enhanced when necessary. The images are equally at home on the walls of commercial or personal spaces from offices and restaurants to family rooms and even man-caves! They are an ideal & unusual gift or finishing touch for somebody with a taste for the offbeat.

Hi to one & all, Welcome to my little corner of Fine Art America. I hope you find something you like. If not, please visit again as I have a huge stock of images to make an impression on and plan to upload images regularly . Lots of my images are Beatles-related as I am based in the heart of Liverpool, UK. Many other subjects are in my collection and the number increases constantly as I see images worth 'snapping'. I first tried my hand at photography many years ago but was unhappy with the results so the hobby was shelved. On reflection, maybe developing and printing my images was a bit ambitious from day one. Anyway, then came digital! Many mistakes later, I took a decent image and here I...