CONRAD ON THE RIM

Each artwork is numbered, certified and comes with a NASA description on the backside.

NASA photo description (backside)

AS-12-49-7318

DECEMBER 5, 1969

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. – Apollo 12 Lunar Module Pilot Alan Bean is shown on stark, rock-studded surface of the Moon’s Ocean of Storms during extravehicular exercise on November 19, 1969. At the right is the unit used to carry tools needed during the moon walk by Apollo 12 Commander Charles Conrad, Jr., and Bean. The Intrepid crew conducted two separate space walks during the mission, each lasting approximately three and one-half hours. Apollo 12 was launched from KSC at 11:22 a.m. on November 14.
Credit: NASA

Production details

No frame/print
LightJet print on Kodak Pro Endura

• Special paper for luminous colors & high contrasts
• UV-protected with color-warranty

Wooden frame (black)
Solid wood frame with passe-partout for floating mounting

• With art glass (less reflection)
• Ready to hang
• Gallery quality presentation

Aluminium Dibond
Original photo print under matte acrylic glass

• Ready to hang
• Gallery quality presentation
• Light and shatterproof

Available dimensions

Size small – edition of 250 – 17.72 inch x 14.17 inch (45cm x 36cm)
Size medium – edition of 150 – 39.37 inch x 31.50 inch (100cm x 80cm)
Size large – edition of 100 – 59.06 inch x 47.24 inch (150cm x 120cm)