Focke-Wulf Fw 190 The Prowl of Jutta relic artwork by Craig Tinder
Focke-Wulf Fw 190 The Prowl of Jutta gallery-wrapped canvas
Gallery-wrapped canvas corner
Framed gallery-wrapped canvas corner
Focke-Wulf Fw 190 Prowl of Jutta historical relic material
Focke-Wulf Fw 190 Prowl of Jutta historical relic material

AUTHENTIC RELIC ARTWORK BY CRAIG TINDER

Focke-Wulf Fw 190 - The Prowl of Jutta | INCLUDES: Instrument Panel Piece

$139.99
Print Sizes
Print Sizes: 18×12 Gallery-Wrapped Canvas — Ready to Hang

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Authentic historical relic · Signed & numbered by Craig Tinder · Certificate of Authenticity included
STORY BEHIND THE ARTWORK

"The Prowl of Jutta" by Artist Craig Tinder

This signed and numbered limited-edition relic artwork is offered in Gallery-Wrapped Canvas presentation. The 18×12 edition is limited to 30 total pieces, and the 30×20 edition is limited to 20 total pieces. Each artwork includes an authentic historical relic and Certificate of Authenticity and is hand-signed by artist Craig Tinder.

The Story Behind the Print:

Oberst Josef "Pips" Priller remains one of the most celebrated aces of the Luftwaffe during World War II. From 1940 to 1944, Priller flew over 1,300 combat missions, a staggering number for any pilot. What makes his career even more extraordinary is that all 101 of his aerial victories were recorded on the Western Front, where he faced the best Allied pilots from the RAF and U.S. Army Air Forces. Unlike many Luftwaffe aces who racked up victories on the Eastern Front against less advanced Soviet aircraft, Priller fought in the more challenging theater of Western Europe, where the quality of enemy aircraft and pilots was much higher.

Priller became particularly well-known for his association with the Fw 190, one of the most advanced fighters of the war. He was among the first Luftwaffe pilots to fly the Fw 190 and even claimed a victory during an early test flight of the aircraft. His prowess with the Fw 190 helped cement its fearsome reputation among Allied forces. Priller named each of his aircraft "Jutta" after his wife, a personal touch that accompanied his relentless success in battle. His unmatched skill with the Fw 190 earned him the title of Experte—an elite fighter pilot of the Luftwaffe.

Out of Priller's 101 confirmed kills, 68 were against the Supermarine Spitfire, one of the most advanced and beloved British fighters. Priller's success against the Spitfire, which was known for its speed and maneuverability, showcased his exceptional flying ability. He became the leading Luftwaffe ace to claim the most Spitfires, making him a formidable opponent for Allied pilots. His ability to outmatch the Spitfire—widely considered one of the best aircraft of the war—solidified his reputation as one of the most skilled aces in the Luftwaffe.

Priller is also famously remembered for his daring sortie on D-Day, June 6, 1944. While the Allies launched the largest amphibious invasion in history, Priller and his wingman conducted a bold low-altitude strafing run over the Normandy beaches, becoming one of the few Luftwaffe pilots to engage Allied forces on that pivotal day. Although their attack did little to alter the course of the invasion, the act became one of the most legendary moments of Priller’s career. Following the war, Priller's legacy as a fearless and skilled ace continues to endure, earning him a lasting place in aviation history.

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Commissioned by Museums, Treasured by Collectors

This item is handmade by artist, Craig Tinder. Available to ship worldwide!

ABOUT THE RELIC

This is authentic Focke-Wulf  Fw 190 relic discovered near a Luftwaffe airfield near Frauenburg (Saldus, Latvia). Although no specific unit markings from this aircraft have been discovered, given the timeframe, this FW 190 would likely have been an A-7 or A-8 model type from Jagdgeschwader (Fighter Wing) JG54.JG 54 Focke-Wulf relic included in "The Prowl of Jutta" limited edition print. Note - the cockpit instrument panel

"The Prowl of Jutta" - Framed Canvas Art with Focke-Wulf FW 190 RelicRelic fragment included with each canvas print

MATERIAL & DISPLAY

HERITAGE ALLOY™

Heritage Alloy™ is the next generation of Aces In Action Relic Artwork. Made from a rigid aluminum composite material, its smooth surface delivers exceptional color, contrast, and fine detail with a luminous quality that is difficult to fully capture in photographs.

Each Heritage Alloy™ edition incorporates our exclusive Artifact Dock™, integrating the authentic historical relic, its provenance, and limited-edition identification directly into the artwork. Available Ready to Hang or finished in a solid black wood frame.

GALLERY-WRAPPED CANVAS

Select Relic Artwork editions remain available on our traditional gallery-wrapped canvas while inventory lasts. Canvas provides a classic, textured fine-art presentation and is available Ready to Hang or finished in our traditional black floater frame.

AVAILABLE SIZES & FORMATS

  • 18" × 12" (45.7 × 30.5 cm) — Heritage Alloy™ or Gallery-Wrapped Canvas; Ready to Hang or Framed
  • 30" × 20" (76.2 × 50.8 cm) — Heritage Alloy™ or Gallery-Wrapped Canvas; Framed
  • Custom sizes may be available upon request

READY TO HANG

Every Relic Artwork edition arrives ready for display. 18" × 12" Heritage Alloy™ Ready-to-Hang editions include an installed rear wall-mount bracket, while Gallery-Wrapped Canvas arrives ready to hang without an external frame. Framed editions include installed hanging hardware. No additional framing or mounting is required before display.

RELIC MATERIAL & VARIATION

Unless otherwise stated, the relic included with your artwork is a fragment taken from the larger historical component shown in the reference photos. The size, shape, color, markings, and appearance of each relic may vary based on the original material available. Reference photos are provided to document and illustrate the source of the relic material and may not depict the exact fragment included with your artwork.

ABOUT CRAIG TINDER

ARTIST • HISTORIAN • RELIC CURATOR

Craig Tinder has spent more than two decades creating historically researched artwork that connects collectors with the people, machines, and events that shaped history. His work goes far beyond illustrating an aircraft, ship, or vehicle—the research and historical artifacts behind each piece are an integral part of the artwork.

Craig works with museums, aircraft and vehicle restoration organizations, veterans, historians, collectors, and other historical institutions around the world to locate and document authentic artifacts with meaningful connections to the subjects he depicts. He supplements this physical evidence with extensive research using museum collections, military records, historical photographs, archives, and other primary and secondary sources from around the world.

In his workshop, Craig carefully prepares and incorporates these genuine historical relics into his signed and numbered artwork, preserving their provenance while giving artifacts that might otherwise remain unseen a new way to tell their story.

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SHIPPING & CARE

SHIPPING

Each Relic Artwork edition is individually handcrafted and completed by Craig Tinder. From engraving and assembling the Artifact Dock to preparing the relic, framing the artwork when selected, and completing the final inspection and packaging, every piece is finished specifically for its collector. Please allow additional time for this hands-on process before your artwork ships.

Gift wrapping is available for Relic Artwork, making it ready for presentation upon arrival.

DISPLAY & CARE

All Relic Artwork arrives ready to display. Unframed 18" × 12" editions include a rear wall-mount bracket, while framed editions arrive with hanging hardware installed.

Premium Relic Artwork editions are designed for long-term display. Keep artwork away from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive moisture, and extreme temperature changes. Dust gently with a clean, soft, dry cloth and avoid household cleaners or abrasive materials on the artwork, frame, relic, or Artifact Dock.

ACES IN ACTION JOURNAL

Explore Further

Discover the people, missions, machines and events behind this artwork with the complete story in the Aces In Action Journal.

Josef Priller and the Fw 190: The Prowl of Jutta

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THE RELIC ARTWORK EXPERIENCE

Authentic History

Each edition incorporates an authentic historical relic, presented on a custom laser-engraved Artifact Dock with details connecting the artifact to its history.

Handmade by Craig Tinder

Every Relic Artwork edition is assembled in Craig's studio, where it is signed, numbered, crafted, inspected, and prepared for its collector.

Made for Collectors

From the Certificate of Authenticity to the finished presentation, each detail is designed to create a collectible that preserves a tangible connection to history.