An Artist in the Cockpit: The Fantastic Life of Fredric Arnold

Marc and Dana Arnold discussed the life and legacy of their father, artist turned WWII pilot Fredric Arnold.
Senior Curator Matthew Burchette joined Marc and Dana in this conversation about Fredric’s artistic contributions to WWII aviation, fine art, and even folding chairs!
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[@roloduarte3100]

What an interesting life; thank you for this marvelous interview.

[@Elmer-hf1je]

As an artist , sculptor, and at the moment building a WW2 aircraft and been totally into aircraft since I was 7 years old , this wonderful talk was like meat and potatoes to me at my age of 79 ! Bless you all and especially your father, and thank you ,it made my day !