Novaspace Mars CollectionThe planet Mars has long been a subject of fascination. In celebration of the planet reaching a point closest to Earth in 50,000 years, here is our Mars collection. |
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 First Light by Pat Rawlings Limited Edition Print Painted for the NASA Office of Exploration, First Light shows a pair of Mars explorers investigating one of the myriad Martian canyons at sunrise. ...more |
 Red Shift by Kim Poor Framed Calendar Print The planet Mars has the distinction of having the most sand dunes in the solar system. Here the wind snakes across the face of a dune. ...more |
 Dawn in the Labyrinth by Kim Poor Limited Edition Print In an area of the Mariner Valley on Mars is the Labyrinthus Noctis (Labyrinth of the Night) where early morning water fog is often seen in spacecra ...more DAWN IN THE LABYRINTHIn an area of the Mariner Valley on Mars is the Labyrinthus Noctis (Labyrinth of the Night) where early morning water fog is often seen in spacecraft photos. In the sky on the left is Phobos, which moves so fast it will cross the sky nearly three times daily, and the Earth and Venus on the right.
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 Comet o' Valles by Kim Poor Budget Print In Valles Marineris, the huge canyon system on Mars, a comet lights up a red Martian sunset. SIGNED by the artist. Also available as ...more |
 Sands of Mars by Bob Eggleton Limited Edition Print Every two years, savage dust storms cover the globe of Mars for months. Here a dust front begins to blanket Valles Marineris, the vast canyon syste ...more |
 Explorer's Dawn by Paul Hudson Autographed by Buzz Aldrin This dazzling print was produced in 1994 for the 25th anniversary of the first moonlanding. It was suppoosed to be an edition of 1969, signed by Bu ...more EXPLORERS DAWNThis dazzling print was produced in 1994 for the 25th anniversary of the first moonlanding. It was suppoosed to be an edition of 1969, signed by Buzz Aldrin and artist Paul Hudson, but only a few hundred were ever printed and sold. This one is an artist's proof, owned by entrepreneur Peter Diamandis, the man behind the X-Prize, but a lousy marketer of art. This is a large, room-dominating piece, some of the finest work by space artist Paul Hudson, so much in demand he has an unlisted phone number! It shows a couple of Mars explorers setting up a weather station in a Martian canyon at dawn. Brrr! Size: 24 X 38 framedPrice: $795 SOLD Archivally Framed 1-800-727-NOVAINTERNATIONAL 520-888-2424
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 Terra Nova by David Hardy Limited Edition Print Despite its small size, Mars has nearly as much land area as Earth. By melting the polar caps and seeding it with hardy plants, Mars could have a b ...more TERRA NOVA (NEW EARTH)Despite its small size, Mars has nearly as much land area as Earth. By melting the polar caps and seeding it with hardy plants, Mars could have a breathable atmosphere, making it a "new Earth". The "Boreal Ocean" will cover the low-lying Northern hemisphere, while the volcanic plateau of Tharsis will remain high above sea level. Here a winged shuttle leaves a way-station on Phobos for a Martian spaceport.
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 Viking 15th Anniversary by Pat Rawlings Poster This intriguing poster, done for the 15th anniversary of the first Viking landing on Mars in 1976 is one of our most popular. A pair of future expl ...more |
 Mars Pathfinder Panorama Poster This 32" (36" with black border) full 180-degree panorama was taken by the Mars Pathfinde ...more |
 Red Storm by Pat Rawlings Poster Done for the centerfold of one of his SAIC calendars, a Martian explorer captures a last look and an oncoming dust storm before escaping into the s ...more |
 Mars Mission Poster Our first limited edition by a legend of space art, Pamela Lee. This was the cover of Ben Bova's 1992 novel MARS. Pam's unique brand of maje ...more MARS MISSIONOur first limited edition by a legend of space art, Pamela Lee. This was the cover of Ben Bova's 1992 novel MARS. Pam's unique brand of majestic and luminous painting is evident here. See a DETAIL
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 2 Faces of Mars Poster The two completely different regions of the Red Planet. The top shows the canyonlands and volcanoes of Tharsis, the other the heavily cratered high ...more |
