CHESLEY BONESTELL
Space Art Editions


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Chesley Bonestell (1888-1986) inspired an entire generation of astronomers, artists, writers, engineers and visionaries with his remarkable paintings. Living to the age of 98, he saw the entire scope of manned flight, and himself influenced mankind's push into outer space.

Trained as an architect, Bonestell (pronounced BONN-i-stell) lost his first painting of Saturn in the San Francisco earthquake in 1906. Later, as Hollywood's highest paid special effects artist, he worked on such classics as the original Hunchback of Notre Dame and Citizen Kane through the 1950's Destination Moon and War of the Worlds.

Chesley Bonestell illustrated many pictorial books on astronomy & space flight during his career, the last being Beyond Jupiter with Arthur C. Clarke in 1972.

These four print editions that we carry are reproduced the same exact size as the originals. They are printed on acid-free paper. There are only a few dozen of the unsold signed prints left in existence.

We are the world's largest source for art by Artist/Astronaut Alan Bean
We are the world's largest source for art by Artist/Astronaut Alan Bean
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