Description:

This collectible chip card features the artwork titled "Morning Classes" by Michael R. Newcomer, also credited as Mike Newcomer or Michael Newcomer. It depicts World War II training airplanes at dawn, specifically Stearman airplanes known for their use in military aviation training during that era. The scene shows multiple Stearman biplanes on an open airfield with a vibrant early morning sky, blending warm orange and yellow hues with soft blue clouds. The foreground highlights a yellow and blue Stearman airplane marked with the number "371," while other similar planes, including one numbered "475," are visible in the background.

The composition captures the quiet activity of a military air training base at dawn. The planes are positioned on grassy terrain with subtle tire tracks and small patches of vegetation. Personnel can be seen near the aircraft on the right, engaged in preparation or maintenance. The artwork reflects the themes of aeronautics, aviation art, and military history, specifically related to World War II fighter aircraft and training programs.

The card is issued by Argo City Company and is signed, explicitly tying it to the Aviation art category. It highlights the skill and atmosphere of early morning flight training, emphasizing the importance of Stearman airplanes in wartime pilot instruction. The visual style is artistic, blending realistic detailing with painterly qualities that emphasize light and color at dawn.

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