Framed watercolor of a Space Shuttle silhouette against an orbital sunrise, with a flown payload bay liner fragment
Space Shuttle Sunrise watercolor print with a flown STS-82 payload bay liner fragment, black frame, angled view
Close-up of the Space Shuttle Sunrise watercolor: the orbiter's silhouette above the orange horizon
Close-up of the flown STS-82 Discovery payload bay liner fragment on the Space Shuttle Sunrise artwork card

Vendor:The New Space Age

Space Shuttle Sunrise - Fine Art & Flown Fragment

Space Shuttle Discovery just above Earth's atmosphere, silhouetted against the orange glow of an orbital sunrise: this vibrant watercolor by space artist Sina Rathai (@artofaspacenerd) is reproduced as a fine art print on premium Hahnemühle paper with archival pigment ink. Each 21 × 15 cm print is hand-signed and hand-inscribed by the artist.

The display includes a genuine fragment of flown payload bay liner from Discovery's mission STS-82. Launched on February 11, 1997, it was the second Hubble Space Telescope servicing mission: over 10 days and 149 Earth orbits, the crew carried out five spacewalks to upgrade Hubble's instruments and replace aging hardware.

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

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Option: Framed
€59,00 EUR
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