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R Robert Rauschenberg TITLE: "Hot Shot," Lithograph Lithograph was created to share and express the artists belief in the spiritual and physical improvement of life and mind through curiosity. Art size: 81" x 42"
Linda Richards TITLE: "Shuttle landing The Final Escort" Done from a vantage point within a convoy vehicle. The Space Shuttle Columbia taxis through the morning mist on runway 22 toward waiting convoy vehicles, as other vehicles close in, preparing for the completion of the STS-5 mission. Nov. 16, 1982. DFRF. Art size: 22" x 29 5/8"
Linda Richards TITLE: "T plus 2:11" An unusual mood at the gantry following lift-off of the Columbia. Painted from the atypical viewpoint of the flame trench deflector, the artist examines the effects of heat and hydrochloric acid powder on the grass, gantry and sky. STS-4 June 27, 1982. Kennedy Space Center. Art size: 29 1/2" x 22 1/2"
Bill Robles TITLE: "After the Cheers" Three hundred thousand people were at hand to witness the first landing of the Space Shuttle Columbia. In this pencil and watercolor painting Bill captures a lonely scene as the Columbia is towed away. The empty television platform stands in the foreground of the picture. April, 15, 1981- DFRC, California. Art size: 24" x 38"
Bill Robles TITLE: "Waiting for Columbia STS-4" The recovery team waits for the landing of the Space Shuttle Columbia on the dry lake bed of NASA Dryden Research Facility, July 4, 1982. Art size: 20" x 26"
Bill Robles TITLE: "Truly at Suit Up, STS-2" Astronaut Richard Truly is assisted by technicians as he suits up for the second flight into space of the Space Shuttle Columbia. Nov. 12, 1981, Kennedy Space Center. Art size: 20" x 23 1/2"
Bill Robles TITLE: "4th of July Return" The Space Shuttle Columbia rests for the first time on a concrete runway Edwards Air Force Base following a successful dead-center landing on the hard surface. The service vehicles of the convoy are busy at work on the Columbia since her return from space. July 4, 1982, Dryden Flight Research Center. Art size: 32" x 25"
Bill Robles TITLE: "Columbia Touchdown STS-3" The Space Shuttle Columbia at the end of her third flight touches down on Northrup Strip at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, March 30, 1982. Art size: 20" x 32"
Bill Robles TITLE: "Joe Engle at Suit Up" Astronaut Joe Engle is handed his Flight Helmet as he suits up for the second flight into space of the Shuttle Columbia. Nov. 12, 1981 Kennedy Space Center. Art size: 20" x 23 1/2"
Norman Rockwell TITLE: "Astronauts on the Moon" FOR IN-HOUSE USE ONLY!!! Art size: 71 1/2" x 46 1/2"
Ian Ross TITLE: "The Night Before" Challenger, Mission 51-L, waits on pad 39B for morning liftoff. The cold gray landscape and sharp dark shadows appear foreboding. The spacecraft exploded 73 seconds into the mission on Jan 28, 1986 at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Art size: 20" x 38"
Charles Rowe TITLE: "The Infinitive Voyage" The artist has depicted this "Infinite Voyage" to symbolize mankind's constant exploration of the creative spirit. It is through this probing process that new frontiers are challenged, realized, and civilization is pushed on to new beginnings. The astronaut looming over the Space Shuttle represents man's intellectual interaction with technology. Around the astronaut and in space, floating ladders symbolize man's own search for his personal individualism and his understanding of the universe. Rowe was a member of the art team covering the STS-30 Magellan Mission. Art size: 45" x 60"
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