The Digital Art of James Plaxco
Abandon in Place Space Art Print
Abandon in Place is a sad commentary on the decline of the U.S. NASA space program. My original exposure to the term Abandon in Place was seeing these words stenciled on launch facilities no longer in use while visiting the Kennedy Space Center. The empty spacesuits are symbols of our country's lack of support for a program that has done so much for us and holds such promise for the future. The significance of there being three empty spacesuits is that each one represents one of the cancelled Apollo missions to the Moon - Apollo 18, 19, and 20.
You may also be interested in the related prints Astronaut Glory I and Astronaut Glory II.
A watermarked wallpaper of this print can be seen in the Abandon in Place wallpaper..
| Title: | Abandon in Place |
| Gallery: | Space |
| Category: | Digital Space Art |
| Media: | Giclee Print |
| Paper: | Fine Art Paper |
| Image Size: | 14.7w by 16.4h inches |
| Matted Size: | 20w by 24h inches |
| Edition Size: | Limited to 10 Hand Signed Prints |
| Print Type: | Signed Limited Edition Giclee Print |
| Price | $240.00 signed |
Unsigned, open edition versions of Astronaut Glory II are available in a variety of sizes from Fine Art America. For details, see Abandon in Place at Fine Art America.
