Description
The pretty woman pilot is looking up at the planes in the sky. Amy Johnson CBE (1903-1941) was a pioneer pilot and the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia. The life-size Amy Johnson bronze statue was commissioned by the Amy Johnson Herne Bay Project, the Amy Johnson Festival, and Keepmoat to mark the 75th anniversary of her tragic death. The statue is a monument to women, aviation, engineering, and all those who served the Air Transport Auxiliary Service during World War II, and will serve as a permanent landmark to inspire and educate.
Striding forward in a flight suit from the early 1930s, adjusting goggles and looking up at the sky, the bronze includes quotes from Amy, who expressed herself with clever creativity. The Amy Johnson bronze statue standing on the pavement floor, merges into the crowd during the day, but at night, when the waterfront is empty, you see the silhouette of the lonely girl flyer, which becomes a moving and poignant scene. If you’re a pilot or your dream is to be one. You can use this sculpture as your role model. We can also customize any other sculpture for you. If you are interested in it, welcome to contact us.
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