Dudley Burnside Art
Group Captain Dudley Burnside was a pilot who operated during the 1930s over the North-West Frontier, flying transport and bomber missions. Completing two tours of operations in Bomber Command during the Second World War, he also flew Sunderland flying boats in the Korean war. On 5 March 1943, he was flying a Wellington Bomber to Essen and his aircraft was hit by flak while en route. Burnside was awarded a Bar to his DFC, and two of his crew members also were awarded DFCs. In quieter moments, he greatly enjoyed painting and was an excellent artist. An early member of the Guild of Aviation Artists, he exhibited for many years at their annual show. Burnside’s subjects were often drawn from his flying career, and he also painted First World War aviation scenes. Burnside’s paintings are in the Royal Air Force Museum and the Brooklands Museum and are generally painted using muted tones.
20th Century Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor
1950s Modern Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor
1930s American Modern Dudley Burnside Art
Paper, Watercolor, Pencil
1940s American Modern Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor, Board
1890s Art Nouveau Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor, Ink, Paper
1970s Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor
20th Century Post-Modern Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor
1970s Abstract Dudley Burnside Art
Paper, Ink, Gouache
20th Century American Modern Dudley Burnside Art
Pencil, Watercolor
1930s Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor, Crayon
Early 20th Century Fauvist Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor
1960s Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor
1950s Modern Dudley Burnside Art
Watercolor
21st Century and Contemporary Dudley Burnside Art
Oil
1980s Modern Dudley Burnside Art
Oil