Paul Calle Giclee Editions
PAUL CALLE (79) was one of the first artists picked for NASA's Fine Art Program in 1962, which chronicled many behind the scenes images and captured for posterity artistic interpretations, to give a human touch to the mechanical photos and video. He was the only artist allowed to shadow the Apollo 11 crew on the morning of their historic launch of the first moon landing, resulting in a portfolio the cameras never saw.
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 POWER TO GO Paul Calle used an impasto (thick paint) technique to render this LARGE painting of the impressive first seconds of a powerful liftoff of the Satur ...more POWER TO GO GICLEEPaul Calle used an impasto (thick paint) technique to render this LARGE painting of the impressive first seconds of a powerful liftoff of the Saturn V moon rocket. Each of the 5 F-1 engines could encompass a full grown man standing up, and produced over 1.5 million pounds of thrust. Sold FRAMED only as shown, to add strength for shipping. Novaspace Galleries exclusive limited edition framed giclee on canvas, each signed and numbered by the artist.
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