Description
Printed in 350 copies on 300 g paper.
Format: 60 x 80 cm - Each copy is numbered and signed.
The clash between two civilizations: this painting depicts an encounter like those that often occurred during the flights that separated Cap Juby from Villa Cisneros. At the edge of the cliff, Moorish warriors salute menacingly the passage of two Breguet XIVs. The planes flew in pairs because, in the event of a breakdown, the able-bodied plane could land and provide assistance. If it failed, it would take off again to seek help. At the controls of the plane in the foreground is Antoine de Saint Exupéry, who was station manager at Cap Juby. Benjamin Freudenthal.




