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Mort Künstler – “Rick Nails A Drachen” Custom Framed Print 15” x 18”

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Mort Künstler – “Rick Nails a Drachen” Custom Framed Print 15" x 18"


Product Overview

Offered here is a beautifully custom-framed open edition print titled “Rick Nails a Drachen” by renowned historical artist Mort Künstler.


This dramatic and action-packed composition captures a high-stakes moment in World War I aerial combat, as a fighter pilot successfully strikes a German observation balloon (“Drachen”) mid-flight. Flames and smoke erupt in the background, while the aircraft cuts through the sky—creating a powerful sense of motion, danger, and precision.


Künstler’s attention to detail and dynamic composition bring early aviation warfare vividly to life, making this piece both visually thrilling and historically significant.


Specifications

  • Artist: Mort Künstler
  • Title: Rick Nails a Drachen
  • Edition: Open Edition Print
  • Image Size: 9" x 12"
  • Framed Size: 15" x 18"

Museum-Quality Custom Framing

Expertly crafted to conservation standards for lasting beauty:

  • Elegant 1" cherry wood frame
  • Double-matted presentation:
  • Cream outer mat
  • Maroon inner mat
  • 100% acid-free matting (museum-grade preservation)
  • Conservation clear glass with 99% UV protection
  • Dust-covered backing for a clean, sealed finish
  • Professionally wired and ready to hang

Why This Piece Stands Out

  • Captures a dramatic moment of World War I aerial combat
  • Features early military aviation with striking historical detail
  • Strong sense of motion, action, and intensity
  • Appeals to collectors of aviation, military, and WWI history
  • Unique subject matter within Künstler’s body of work

About the Artist

Mort Künstler is widely regarded as America’s premier historical artist. While best known as the most collected Civil War artist of our time, his work spans pivotal moments across American history with unmatched realism and storytelling.


“Mort Künstler is the foremost Civil War artist of our time—if not of all time.”

— Dr. James I. Robertson Jr.


“None captures the human element and drama of history quite like Mort Künstler.”

— James McPherson


Perfect For

  • Aviation and World War I collectors
  • Military history enthusiasts
  • Offices, libraries, and study spaces
  • Unique Americana and historical art collections
  • A bold and distinctive gift

Shipping & Handling

  • Professionally packed for safe transit
  • Ships fully assembled
  • Arrives ready to hang

Final Thoughts

“Rick Nails a Drachen” is a dynamic and visually striking portrayal of early aerial warfare, capturing both the danger and precision of combat in the skies. With its museum-quality custom framing and compelling subject matter, this piece stands out as a unique addition to any serious collection.

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