Nose art on the Clone Force 99’s transport from the brilliant but unfinished TCW Bad Batch arc, much to Anakin’s disgust from StarWars It’s a WWII-style pinup drawing of Senator Padmé Amidala.

We dive into the history of nose art to find out how this curious artistic element made its way into the 20th century. World War I broke out 11 years after the inaugural flight of the Wright ...

This photo of a dashing Flight Lieutenant Neville Bowker inspired the nose art that has become inescapably linked with the Flying Tigers. It isn’t a smile. It is more a predator’s sneer.

Nose art caught on among American aviators during World War II with images of racy pin-up models and cartoon characters, according to the paper. It died in the early 1970s when Air Force Chief of ...