Not space art, that's for sure, but there's a catch: The
original watercolor was painted by Michael Collins, pilot for Apollo
11, the first moon landing mission with crewmates Neil Armstrong and
Buzz Aldrin. Collins orbited the moon in the CM "ride home" while Neil
and Buzz went to the surface.
Collins is happily retired after a stellar career as test pilot, astronaut, diplomat, author and first director of the National Air & Space Museum. He now fishes, paints and explores the wilderness around his South Florida home. This is one of those sublimely serene scenes he's witnessed. Signed in silver on the lower right.
Giclee edition of 100 only.
Acid-free museum fine art paper.
Archivally framed to last for generations.
Acid-free mats, non glare UV plexiglass..
Brushed aluminum forest green frame.
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