1 - Posted on 5/5/2025

A major piece in the collection!  This is a cornerstone for any war art collector!  It's methodically done like an art director of a hollywood production.

2 - Posted on 5/5/2025

Absolutely incredible! The tonal work and the detail in the coat and the airplane fabrics, a joy to look at.

1 - Posted on 5/5/2025

Excellent!

1 - Posted on 5/5/2025

Wonderful! Congrats!

1 - Posted on 5/5/2025

Gritty Good!

1 - Posted on 5/5/2025

That's impressive!

2 - Posted on 5/5/2025

This is very impressive. The plane looks almost tactile, and I love von Hammer's pose.

1 - Posted on 5/5/2025

simply stunning work by George Pratt, his Enemy Ace pieces never cease to amaze. huge congrats on the result, Peter!

1 - Posted on 5/5/2025

Fabulous piece that showcases Pratt's talent working in this genre.

Nice addition to your collection Peter!

1 - Posted on 5/5/2025

Wow, this is outstanding, Peter! You already scored big time with the previous Pratt piece and now you're just doubling down! The piece of the week, even though the week just started. Kudos!

1 - Posted on 5/7/2025

Really sweet commission! Incredible detail and technique in this piece. Congratulations!

1 - Posted on 5/8/2025

That is a truly wonderful piece of art.

1 - Posted on 5/10/2025

As I said when I first saw this, AWESOME! George's attention to detail and graytones is outstanding. I love all the work he put into the Fokker DR 1. Congrats Peter!

1 - Posted on 5/11/2025

I loved seeing the pieces that Pratt did for OAX and I was hoping that someone would ask for Enemy Ace. I really appreciate the daguerreotype feel to this. Thanks and congrats! 

1 - Posted on 6/26/2025

Great comment about the daguerreotype vibe! I didn't realize that. Hand to forehead. Thank you, ML!

1 - Posted on 6/26/2025

I'm so mad I missed out about Pratt coming to OAX. This piece is just incredible!!! Congrats!

1 - Posted on 6/26/2025

George is such an experimentor and excells at any medium he picks up. He was the the person who introducted me to Battaglia's work when I was a student back in 2000 and we were corresponding via email. So now living in Europe I often see work that never makes it to the US. When that book came out on Battaglia a few years ago in conjunction with an art show of Battaglia's work it Italy I sent George some pics. It was completing the art circle so to speak, and I was thrilled to see him introduce that cotton ball effect into his work. This piece is a perfect exammple of that technique. Congrats on such a stunner. 

1 - Posted on 6/26/2025

Wow! Thank you for your excellent comment, Matt! Your insight as one of his former students now living in Europe helps me better appreciate the piece and the Battaglia angle. Like you, part of what draws me to George's work is his fearless innovation and excellence in using different techniques and media. Thanks again!

1 - Posted on 6/26/2025

An amazing protrait of Herr von Hammer! The texture of the piece brings an image of a grainy old daguerreotype to mind.

Posted on 6/26/2025

Thank you, Francois! Great observation about the daguerreotype vibe! 

1 - Posted on 6/26/2025

So well rendered and a superior use of textures and depth...a BEAUTY

1 - Posted on 6/27/2025

Feels like a photo you might find in the extended family photo album.. very nice!

1 - Posted on 8/2/2025

Gorgeous!

1 - Posted on 1/22/2026

Made my top 10 list for Best Of.  Killer piece!  Incredible.  Looks like a photo untill you zoom in and all the random textures fill your eye sight. 

1 - Posted on 1/23/2026

Great story of the cotton ball and inks. (I think my brother has used that technique in some of his work.) A proud and confident pose and great line work. Nice commission!