Print | Artemis / Orion Capsule Splashdown

from $60.00

An extra-fine art giclée print of an original ink and watercolor painting available in mutiple sizes.

Please note: Giclee is a method of high-quality printing that more closely resembles a fine art reproduction. They are individually made-to-order by a local Chicago print shop them packaged and shipped by me, especially for you.

Because of this, please allow 3-4 weeks for production, packaging and shipping. If you would like your order expedited, please inquire here for options.

It depicts the NASA Artemis I Orion capsule after it’s return from lunar orbit.

Size:

An extra-fine art giclée print of an original ink and watercolor painting available in mutiple sizes.

Please note: Giclee is a method of high-quality printing that more closely resembles a fine art reproduction. They are individually made-to-order by a local Chicago print shop them packaged and shipped by me, especially for you.

Because of this, please allow 3-4 weeks for production, packaging and shipping. If you would like your order expedited, please inquire here for options.

It depicts the NASA Artemis I Orion capsule after it’s return from lunar orbit.

Shipping

Please allow three weeks for shipping, as giclee reproduction prints are made-to-order. Unlike the typical print-on-demand service, your fine art print is created just for you by professional printers then individually approved and packaged by me.

Expedited delivery is available.

 
 
 
 

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