Ceremony on the Plain at Hadley by Alan Bean
Ceremony on the Plain at Hadley by Alan Bean is a limited edition fine art paper giclee print depicting Apollo 15 Falcon Moon module and the astronauts on the surface of the Moon. Commander David R. Scott and Jim Irwin are performing the ceremony of planting the Stars & Stipes flag on the surface. Since there is no wind, the flag is held up on a rod. The Plain of Hadley was rich with scientific potential and after the ceremony, the astronauts proceeded to do their jobs. May our astronauts walk on the surface of Moon again. The print is on a heavy archival paper and image size is 24″ x 16 limited to 150 s/n prints.
- Model: CeremonyPlainHadley-AlanBean
- Manufactured by: Greenwich Workshop
$425.00 $405.00
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| Weight | 9 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 36 x 24 x 2 in |
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