This delightful scene captures the essence of Amelia Earhart smiling down on two young girls with dreams of taking flight in their homemade aircraft.. On the warm Kansas wind, above Amelia's Birthplace home, you'll see the aviatrix's three most notable planes, the orange "Friendship", red "Lockheed Vega" and fateful "Lockheed Electra"..Avid Amelia history buffs may identify significant letters and numbers in the famous lady pilot's life and career, such as her birthdate, year of disappearance and plane identification numbers.

The painting was created by artist, Diana Perry, to commemorate the Amelia Earhart Birthday Centennial Celebration, held in Atchison, KS, where the Aviatrix was born and spent most of her childhood.

Marilyn Copeland, Past International President of the 99's organization of women pilots and Chairwoman of the Birthplace Board of Trustees, states, "We are delighted that Diana has created this Special Limited Edition Print for the benefit of the Birthplace Interior Restoration Project".