John Mansbridge's portrait, Air Vice-Marshal Keith Park, 1940.
Keith Rodney Park was a decorated First World War fighter pilot who carved out a prestigious career in the Royal Air Force (RAF). In 1940 he played a pivotal role in the defence of London and south-east England during the Battle of Britain.
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