Description
A pilot sits in the cockpit of a Curtiss P-40 Warhawk preparing to take off from the tarmac in the P-40 Warhawk wall mural. The front propeller of this distinctive aircraft whirls in a circular blur, calling attention to the toothy grin of the shark face painted on the front of the plane’s body. Also known as the Tomahawk and the Kittyhawk, this single-engine single-seat fighter aircraft was used by American forces starting in 1938. Painted by artist Larry Grossman, this aviation mural is perfect for introducing a heightened sense of drama to any space.
Prepasted Wallpaper
DIY friendly! Water activated adhesive backing. Smooth, matte finish. For smooth and slightly textured walls. Applies quickly and removes clean. Sustainable. 10% post consumer content. (PVC free. Class A fire rating.)
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