The role of the Luftwaffe's night-fighter force was one of the most difficult and dangerous jobs of them all. During their long, defensive campaign they became highly feared by opposition crews, but they were eventually overwhelmed by the sheer numbers and tactics as RAF Bomber Command increased their night-time offensive against the industrial heartlands of Hitler's Third Reich.

Rightly regarded as the world's premier aviation artist, Robert's masterful drawing depicts a flight of Bf110 Night Fighters climbing steadily in the evening cloud towards their designated fighting zone and the prospect of encountering incoming RAF bombers.

Completed in March of 2023, Robert's drawing was faithfully reproduced as a high quality giclée fine art print on textured velvet paper under his direct supervision. Every copy is issued personally signed by Robert, hand titled and embossed with the logo of The Robert Taylor Trust, a body established to preserve Robert's legacy.

Each print is mounted to full conservation standards to include a museum quality reproduction Short Range Nahnachtjäger clasp and six original autographs of pilots and aircrew who flew Bf110 Night Fighters in combat during the Second World War.