a_v_c_o_AKP (116-KSC-66C-1813, 66-H-1465 eq)
"Artist concept of "Moon Mission"."
3-10-66
A somewhat understated caption for a spectacular work of art, depicting Lunar Module ascent stage liftoff.
With color more representative of the original work:
Credit: "Apollo 11 Timeline" blogspot
Possibly by Mr. Gary Meyer? If so, or even if not, fascinating history/background on the artist, who was responsible for a bulk of phenomenal artwork depicting a "moon mission". And...Mr. Meyer's credentials, achievements and honors are immensely impressive:
garymeyerillustration.net/BIOGRAPHY.html
garymeyerillustration.net/ILLUSTRATIONS/Pages/early_work....
The exact same scene, albeit with an updated LM, is featured in the following H-Missions "Apollo Spacecraft News Reference", labeled as "P-30":
www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/CSM_News_Reference_H_Missions.pdf
Credit: ALSJ website
And here...absolutely gorgeous:
wehackthemoon.com/sites/default/files/styles/hero_extra_l...
Credit: Draper Labs "HACK THE MOON" website
a_v_c_o_AKP (116-KSC-66C-1813, 66-H-1465 eq)
"Artist concept of "Moon Mission"."
3-10-66
A somewhat understated caption for a spectacular work of art, depicting Lunar Module ascent stage liftoff.
With color more representative of the original work:
Credit: "Apollo 11 Timeline" blogspot
Possibly by Mr. Gary Meyer? If so, or even if not, fascinating history/background on the artist, who was responsible for a bulk of phenomenal artwork depicting a "moon mission". And...Mr. Meyer's credentials, achievements and honors are immensely impressive:
garymeyerillustration.net/BIOGRAPHY.html
garymeyerillustration.net/ILLUSTRATIONS/Pages/early_work....
The exact same scene, albeit with an updated LM, is featured in the following H-Missions "Apollo Spacecraft News Reference", labeled as "P-30":
www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/CSM_News_Reference_H_Missions.pdf
Credit: ALSJ website
And here...absolutely gorgeous:
wehackthemoon.com/sites/default/files/styles/hero_extra_l...
Credit: Draper Labs "HACK THE MOON" website