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Houston We Have A Problem - Astronauts By Alan Bean

By Alan Bean

Houston We Have A Problem - Astronauts by Alan Bean

The defining moment of the Apollo XIII flight was when oxygen tank number two of the Odyssey service module exploded. This began what many would consider America's finest hours in space exploration.

"I have painted the explosion in space as a number of individually distinct particles streaming away from tank number two. The particles are liquid oxygen, vaporized tank and wiring and insulation materials - everything near the point of detonation. I do not believe that an explosive cloud forms in the vacuum of space because everything I saw in space moved in a straight line. For example, there was no dirt cloud as we landed on the Moon - just small pieces of dirt radially speeding away."

"This print was created to celebrate the motion picture 'Apollo 13' which tells the remarkable and inspiring story of how astronauts deep in space and the engineers on Earth worked together to change an almost fatal tragedy into a triumph of human skill and spirit." ~ Alan Bean

Countersigners: astronauts Jim Lovell and Fred Haise; actors Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon, Bill Paxton, Gary Sinise and director Ron Howard

Houston We Have A Problem - Astronauts by Alan Bean is available for sale as a signed and numbered limited edition print with a 18-1/2 x 23 image size for sale priced at $4,500 unframed! LAST ONE

Order yours today before they are gone. All artwork is professionally boxed and fully insured guaranteed to arrive in mint condition. This painting was published in June of 1995.

The artists is an astronaut, Captain Alan Bean was the lunar module pilot on Apollo 12, the fourth man to walk on the moon and commander of Skylab 2. “I am fortunate enough to have seen sights no other artist ever has,” Bean says. In this painting he painted the Apollo 13 as it lost a oxygen tank in space. Astronauts in art prints and paintings painted by Astronaut Alan Bean.

Types	Dimensions	Edition Size	Price	Cart
Signed And Numbered Limited Edition Print	18-1/2 x 23 Image Size	1000	$4,500.00

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