the smithsonian air and space museum opened in 1976.
when did the smithsonian air and space museum open?
1976
bullet::::2. "power to go", painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: national air and space museum (a19760292000)





















































bullet::::3. "after image", acrylic on canvas; current owner: national air and space museum (a19781061000)





















































bullet::::4. "untitled i" (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: national air and space museum (a19810581000)





















































bullet::::5. "untitled ii" (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: national air and space museum (a19810582000)





















































bullet::::6. "untitled iii" (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: national air and space museum (a19810583000)





















































bullet::::7. "untitled iv" (1967–68), painting, mixed media on canvas; current owner: national air and space museum (a19810584000)
vincent cavallaro
bullet::::- p-26a c/n 1911 serial number "33-135" is in the collection of the national air and space museum. this aircraft was originally assigned to the 94th pursuit squadron at selfridge field, michigan, and it was one of the p-26a sent to the panama canal zone. it was sold to the guatemalan air force on 11 may 1943, and it was flown as fag 0816 until it was retired in 1957. it was then donated to the smithsonian institution. this aircraft was restored by the u.s. air force, and it was on display at the national museum of the united states air force in the markings of the 34th attack squadron, through 1975 when it was returned for display at the smithsonian air & space museum.
boeing p-26 peashooter