Apollo 8 Earthrise High-Resolution Fine Art Poster
$ 13.95
Our Apollo 8 Earthrise Fine Art Print features a breathtaking image of the Earth, and a portion of the Moon’s surface, from the point-of-view of the Apollo 8 spacecraft. This eye-opening photo was captured by NASA astronaut William Anders in 1968, during the first manned voyage to orbit the Moon. In the following years, it was dubbed one of the most influential images of all time. Now, with our Earthrise High-Resolution Poster, you can admire this iconic moment, time and time again, from the comfort of your own home or office.
High-Quality Prints for Maximum Visual Impact
Each of our high-quality, high-resolution posters from New Horizon Aviation features striking photographic imagery and is printed right here in the USA. Our Earthrise High-Resolution Poster is printed on thick, high gloss photography paper, using special high gloss ink, to achieve an unparalleled level of depth and contrast. Our Apollo 8 Earthrise Print is available in a variety of size options, including 11x17, 12x18, 13x19, 16x24 and 24x36 inch designs.
Own the Beauty of Earthrise Today!
Whether you’re shopping for an astronomy enthusiast in your life, or you’re buying for yourself, this one-of-a-kind fine art print is sure to inspire wonder and stimulate your imagination. For more information about this print, or the science behind NASA’s unforgettable image, reach out to us today.
Customer Reviews
There are consistent lines across the print, obviously the track of the poorly operating inkjet head.
You got the sender incorrect. I, Paula in NY, sent a gfit to Gaby in CA. She got it, but you put her as receiver AND sender. I tried & tried to correct, but you didn’t. Also, I sent your same poster thru Amazon, and Amazon came first.
It’s so beautiful, I should have bought a frame to protect it.
I do not blame you. I can not review at this time. I’ll let you know when I can.
I wanted this as a backdrop to a display of space models. But it’s a little too good. Too glossy, in a frame there is so much glare that it may as well be a black mirror. And I can’t see spending a ton of money for a non glare frame for a 15.00 poster.
