Framed watercolor artwork of Space Shuttle Discovery landing, with a small embedded flown payload bay liner fragment in the print.
Detail close-up of a Space Shuttle Discovery landing watercolor painting, space art by The New Space Age.
Close-up of a flown Space Shuttle Discovery STS-82 payload bay liner fragment mounted on an artwork card, by The New Space Age.
The New Space Age branded folder for fine art prints, showing images from the Apollo space missions and the lunar surface on a dark background together with a logo sticker from The New Space Age.

The New Space Age

Space Shuttle Landing (front) - Fine Art Print & Flown Fragment

Vibrant watercolor fine art print by space artist Sina Rathai (@artofaspacenerd) of a Space Shuttle landing. Each print (21x15cm) is hand-signed and hand-inscribed by the artist. Printed on premium Hahnemühle paper with archival pigment ink, giving it the look and feel of the original artwork. Embedded in the display is a authentic fragment of a flown payload bay liner from Space Shuttle mission STS-82, which journeyed into orbit and returned after completing its mission in space.

STS-82 was the second Hubble Space Telescope servicing mission, flown by Discovery and launched on February 11, 1997. Over 10 days and 149 Earth orbits, astronauts performed five spacewalks to upgrade Hubble’s instruments, replace aging hardware, and give the telescope a new lease on life.

Each flown piece is unique - size and shape may vary. Choose between a framed version or an unframed print in a protective folder.

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Option: Framed
€59,00 EUR
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