Space Posters and Paintings, Art About NASA by Bill Schwartz

Space Posters and Paintings: NASA's Art Collection from the 1960s Onward

• Spectacular artworks beautifully depict NASA's successes and missions
• Includes an extensive selection of paintings, illustrations, and posters
• Discover works from the NASA Art Program, starting in the 1960s
• The first of a two-part set, with Part II dedicated to logos and mission patches

The countdown has begun! In 2025 and 2026, NASA is set to launch two groundbreaking missions that will venture further into space than ever before and aim for the establishment of the first permanent lunar base.

"Space Posters and Paintings, Art About NASA" offers a magnificent collection of paintings and illustrations that showcase the history of space exploration. Since 1962, the NASA Art Program has given artists unique access to daily life at NASA, from technicians at work to astronauts suiting up and the launches themselves. What began as an educational initiative has led to impressive and stylized posters that depict humanity's grand ambitions, from astronauts on the moon to space shuttles and distant planets.

This coffee table book is a true treasure for anyone fascinated by NASA, space travel, and space.

About the Author
Bill Schwartz has over 25 years of experience in the production, distribution, licensing, and branding of internationally acclaimed entertainment. In addition to licensing and acquiring thousands of hours of films, TV series, and documentaries, Bill has produced 20 broadcasts, including "Terror On The Titanic," "Howard Hughes: The Real Aviator," and "Valkyrie: The Plot To Kill Hitler." His passion project was the documentary "Journey to Mars" about NASA's Viking Pathfinder, the first vehicle to reach and explore the surface of Mars. His close involvement with NASA and the opportunity to create a photo book with inspiring images of NASA milestones was an opportunity he couldn't pass up.