Pencil drawing of a Space Shuttle orbiter and the Mir space station as a fine art print, angled view
Pencil drawing of a Space Shuttle orbiter and the Mir space station, available as a fine art print

Vendor:The New Space Age

Shuttle-Mir - Fine Art Print

€39,00 EUR

Shuttle-Mir was a joint program of the Russian Federation and the USA.

Having begun in 1992, it’s main goals were the first docking of the Space Shuttle on the Mir space station, a mission with a Russian cosmonaut in an American spacecraft (Space Shuttle) and the same for an American astronaut in a Russian spacecraft (Soyuz) and of course scientific collaborations on the Mir space station and the Space Shuttle. 

Over the duration of Shuttle-Mir, the historic handshake between cosmonaut Vladimir Dezhurov and astronaut Robert Gibson occured shortly after the first docking of Space Shuttle Atlantis to Mir in 1995, twenty years after Apollo-Soyuz. With Shuttle-Mir, the foundations for the ISS were laid.

Created by space artist Sina Rathai, also known as Art of a Space Nerd, this A4 (21x29,7cm) fine art print on premium Hahnemühle paper with archival pigment ink faithfully reproduces every nuance of the original drawing — nearly indistinguishable from the hand-drawn piece itself.

Comes with a protective folder.

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