Let’s Do It — Wright Brothers First Flight — Glenn Beck Art Print
About the Artwork
This art print celebrates the Wright Brothers’ daring spirit as they prepared for their first powered flight at Kitty Hawk in 1903. The scene shows Orville and Wilbur Wright with their Wright Flyer, capturing the bold call “Let’s do it!” before takeoff.
Story & Inspiration
Glenn Beck was inspired by the relentless pursuit of innovation that defined the Wright Brothers. In this illustration he portrays their historic moment on the windswept dunes of North Carolina. The phrase “Let’s do it” embodies the determination that propelled human flight and serves as a metaphor for pursuing dreams without hesitation. The composition pays tribute to the ingenuity of aviation pioneers and encourages viewers to embrace courage and curiosity.
Details & Materials
- Artist: Glenn Beck
- Edition: Open edition
- Dimensions: 30” × 20”
- Series: America’s Heroes, Myths & Legends
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Fantastick artwork by Glenn. I gave it to my husband for his 80th birthday. He is a Vietnam Veteran and really appreciated Glenn's work. I signature would have really topped it all off but it still says GLENN so that is great!
Thank you,
Theresa in Minnesota
I was honored to receive the Wright Brothers First Flight print created by Glenn Beck! We have a rental property in the Outer Banks and have visited the Wright Brothers Memorial several times. To have this treasure adorn our walls created by the very man who made me enjoy learning about American History is, again, an honor.