Framed watercolor of Space Shuttle Discovery landing, with a small flown payload bay liner fragment in the print
Space Shuttle Discovery landing watercolor print with a flown STS-82 payload bay liner fragment, black frame, angled view
Detail close-up of a Space Shuttle Discovery landing watercolor painting, space art by The New Space Age.
Close-up of the flown STS-82 Discovery payload bay liner fragment on the Space Shuttle Landing artwork card

Vendor:The New Space Age

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

A Space Shuttle coming in to land, seen from the front: a vibrant watercolor by space artist Sina Rathai (@artofaspacenerd), printed as a 21 × 15 cm fine art print. Every print is hand-signed and hand-inscribed by Sina Rathai; Hahnemühle paper and archival pigment ink give it the look and feel of the original painting.

Fitting for a landing scene, the display carries a piece of space hardware that made the round trip: an authentic fragment of flown payload bay liner from Discovery's mission STS-82, which returned to Earth in February 1997 after the second Hubble Space Telescope servicing mission. During the flight, astronauts performed five spacewalks to upgrade Hubble.

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

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Option: Framed
€59,00 EUR
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