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From the burning hydrovalant he threw himself into the sea near Syracuse, managing to stay almost... (colour litho)
2809328 From the burning hydrovalant he threw himself into the sea near Syracuse, managing to stay almost... (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: From the burning hydrovalant he threw himself into the sea near Syracuse, managing to remain almost unharmed, the aviator Silvestri. Instead, the device had to be completely destroyed. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 28 September 1924.); © Look and Learn
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The captivating print titled "From the burning hydrovalant he threw himself into the sea near Syracuse, managing to stay almost. . " by Achille Beltrame showcases a remarkable moment of bravery and survival. In this vividly colored lithograph, we witness an Italian aviator named Silvestri escaping from a catastrophic situation. As flames engulf his aircraft in the skies above Sicily, Silvestri makes a daring decision to save his own life. With great courage and agility, he ejects himself from the burning hydrovalant and plunges into the cool waters near Syracuse. Miraculously, he emerges from this harrowing experience with minimal harm. The artist's skillful rendering captures every detail of this extraordinary event. The billowing smoke and intense fire create a dramatic backdrop against which Silvestri's heroic act unfolds. His wingspan is outstretched as if embracing freedom itself, symbolizing both his triumph over adversity and the power of human resilience. Beltrame's illustration originally appeared in Courier Sunday on September 28th, 1924, immortalizing Silvestri's incredible story for generations to come. This image serves as a testament to human ingenuity and determination in overcoming perilous circumstances. Through this artwork, we are reminded of the indomitable spirit that drives individuals like Silvestri to face danger head-on for the pursuit of adventure and progress in aviation history. It stands as a tribute not only to one man's bravery but also to all those who push boundaries in their quest for exploration and discovery.
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