aap/sl_v_c_o_AKP (MS-G 93-23-66)
"Artist concept of AAP-2 spent-stage station with AAP-1 Apollo CSM docked at axial port and AAP-1 Mapping & Survey System docked at radial port."
Flickr: Explore!
All of the above, and below link are from David S. F. Portree's fantastic blog. An absolutely amazing source of a plethora - actually whatever is more than 'plethora' - of incredibly informative and exceedingly well written space articles.
spaceflighthistory.blogspot.com/2015/07/before-fire-nasas...
To me, the artist’s signature looks to be “Lois A. Smith”, which is fantastic...a woman artist…of space ‘stuff’ - in 1966!!!
…and, thanks to Legacy.com, a huge WIN!!! Move over Rosemary Dobbins. Yesss:
“November 23, 1926 - August 23, 2020
Lois Virginia Archambeault Smith, 93, of Huntsville, Alabama, passed away Sunday. Lois was born in New York, New York and moved to Huntsville in her late teens. She married Wilfred Warren Smith in Huntsville, had three children, and loved working as one of NASA’s and Werner Von Braun’s original artists from 1958-1978. Upon retiring, she created beautiful oil, pastel, and watercolor art. She traveled to Europe, South America, the Mediterranean and the Far East. Lois loved her family, dogs, cats, cars, gardening, and playing Texas hold-em. She was absolutely adored by family and friends.
Survivors include children, Susan ‘Susie’ S. Brown (Jim), Stephen ‘Bubba’ W. Smith (Jean Ann), and Robin Smith Goldsmith; grandchildren, Kelly V. Givan (Steve), and Jennifer V. Goecke (Paul); great-grandchildren, Paige Givan, Parker Givan, Connor Goecke, and Collins Goecke; and cousins by marriage, Patrick Smith and Mike Smith and their families.
A family only graveside service was held at Maple Hill Cemetery on August 25, 2020 with the Reverend Red Kerusso officiating.
Special appreciation to Brookdale Jones Farm Assisted Living for their superior care and friendship of Lois from 2019-2020.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Heart Association (www2.heart.org).”
The above, with a wonderful photo, at:
www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/18054803/Lois-Virginia-...
And:
www.legacy.com/obituaries/legacy/obituary.aspx?pid=196691199
The following used to be a wonderful & creative ‘display’ of artist’s concepts, as if actually being in a virtual art gallery! No longer. Dumb-asses:
artgallery.msfc.nasa.gov/4636.html
aap/sl_v_c_o_AKP (MS-G 93-23-66)
"Artist concept of AAP-2 spent-stage station with AAP-1 Apollo CSM docked at axial port and AAP-1 Mapping & Survey System docked at radial port."
Flickr: Explore!
All of the above, and below link are from David S. F. Portree's fantastic blog. An absolutely amazing source of a plethora - actually whatever is more than 'plethora' - of incredibly informative and exceedingly well written space articles.
spaceflighthistory.blogspot.com/2015/07/before-fire-nasas...
To me, the artist’s signature looks to be “Lois A. Smith”, which is fantastic...a woman artist…of space ‘stuff’ - in 1966!!!
…and, thanks to Legacy.com, a huge WIN!!! Move over Rosemary Dobbins. Yesss:
“November 23, 1926 - August 23, 2020
Lois Virginia Archambeault Smith, 93, of Huntsville, Alabama, passed away Sunday. Lois was born in New York, New York and moved to Huntsville in her late teens. She married Wilfred Warren Smith in Huntsville, had three children, and loved working as one of NASA’s and Werner Von Braun’s original artists from 1958-1978. Upon retiring, she created beautiful oil, pastel, and watercolor art. She traveled to Europe, South America, the Mediterranean and the Far East. Lois loved her family, dogs, cats, cars, gardening, and playing Texas hold-em. She was absolutely adored by family and friends.
Survivors include children, Susan ‘Susie’ S. Brown (Jim), Stephen ‘Bubba’ W. Smith (Jean Ann), and Robin Smith Goldsmith; grandchildren, Kelly V. Givan (Steve), and Jennifer V. Goecke (Paul); great-grandchildren, Paige Givan, Parker Givan, Connor Goecke, and Collins Goecke; and cousins by marriage, Patrick Smith and Mike Smith and their families.
A family only graveside service was held at Maple Hill Cemetery on August 25, 2020 with the Reverend Red Kerusso officiating.
Special appreciation to Brookdale Jones Farm Assisted Living for their superior care and friendship of Lois from 2019-2020.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Heart Association (www2.heart.org).”
The above, with a wonderful photo, at:
www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/18054803/Lois-Virginia-...
And:
www.legacy.com/obituaries/legacy/obituary.aspx?pid=196691199
The following used to be a wonderful & creative ‘display’ of artist’s concepts, as if actually being in a virtual art gallery! No longer. Dumb-asses:
artgallery.msfc.nasa.gov/4636.html