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'Flying The Iron Compass' 48"x 36" Glazed Oil original

Dad found much joy in creating various themes to canvass, especially when he had a chance to include depictions of aviation to the equation. In this rendering the point of the title is clear 'Flying the Iron Compass' was simply a term for the method used by early pilots to navigate they're way across the skies on clear days. The context here shows a simpler time as a mail plane treks its way along the railroad tracks that make they're way through a modest budding municipality.

Flying the Iron Compass, completed in 1986 is a 

Glossed Oil on stretched canvass 48" X 36" hung in the Bemidiji Airport for more than a decade. 

It now hangs in his son Ray's home and is available for showing by appontment. 

Digital image by Ray Simonis using a 14.1 mega pixel Nikon L120.

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