Enduring Legacy · Story Ted Giavis Paintings Words · Pan Am Historical Foundation Reading time · 1 min From the talented brush of Theodore (Ted) Giavis, Pan Am offered its 1st Edition Pan Am plates in 1980, a collector series on pioneers of transoceanic flight and six exciting moments in PanAm's history. Giavis, a noted seascape painter, portrayed the Pan Am aircraft in colorful,dramatic water scenes. Read the PDF ← Previous story Subsonic v. Supersonic Next story → Touching the Past Keep reading Related Stories All stories No. 27 Pan Am Museum The Pan Am Museum in Garden City, Long Island, New York offers unique exhibits, award-winning podcasts, events and cruises celebrating Pan Am's history. Read story No. 30 Remembering JTT From a 1953 retrospective by Collie Small: Juan Terry Trippe, founder and president of Pan American World Airways, spent his adult life trying to shrink the world to the size of a walnut. Read story No. 32 Robert Taylor Prints Prints and sketches by aviation artist Robert Taylor, including his sketch of Pan Am's Clipper America at the Worldport at JFK. Read story
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No. 30 Remembering JTT From a 1953 retrospective by Collie Small: Juan Terry Trippe, founder and president of Pan American World Airways, spent his adult life trying to shrink the world to the size of a walnut. Read story
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