Alan L. Bean
Mission: Skylab 3: Jack R. Lousma with Earth and golden sun shield reflected in visor...

Mission: Skylab 3: Jack R. Lousma with Earth and golden sun shield reflected in visor...

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Mission: Skylab 3: Jack R. Lousma with Earth and golden sun shield reflected in visor...
ArtistAmerican, 1932–2018
ArtistAmerican, 1930–2019
PrinterAmerican, born 1953
CultureAmerican
Titles
  • Mission: Skylab 3: Jack R. Lousma with Earth and golden sun shield reflected in visor...
  • from the portfolio NASA: A Quarter Century of Space Exploration
DateJuly 28– September 25, 1973, printed 1991
PlaceUnited States
MediumDye imbibition print
Dimensionsimage: 16 × 16 inches (40.6 × 40.6 cm)
 mat: 20 × 20 inches (50.8 × 50.8 cm)
Credit LineThe Target Collection of American Photography, museum purchase funded by Target Stores
Object number93.199.18
Non exposé

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Department
Photography
Special Collections
Object Type
Provenance[Robert Mann Gallery, New York]; purchased by MFAH, 1993.
Inscriptions, Signatures and Marks
Inscription: Inscribed in black ink, lower left corner below image: "29/1000", lower right corner below image: "# 18"

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Mission: Skylab 3: The Skylab, United States first manned, orbiting space station labratory, as seen by departing astronauts Jack R. Lousma, Owen K. Garriott, and Alan L. Bean.
Jack R. Lousma
Mission: Skylab 3: The Skylab, United States first manned, orbiting space station labratory, as seen by departing astronauts Jack R. Lousma, Owen K. Garriott, and Alan L. Bean.
July 28–September 25, 1973, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.19
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 12: Charles "Pete" Conrad examining Surveyor 3 space probe which had landed 31 months previously. The lunar module, Intrepid, is in background.
Alan L. Bean
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 12: Charles "Pete" Conrad examining Surveyor 3 space probe which had landed 31 months previously. The lunar module, Intrepid, is in background.
November 14–24, 1969, printed 1991
Carbro print
93.199.13
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 9 — Rehearsing for future lunar landings, David R. Scott begins extravehicular activities to test the performance of the lunar module in earth's orbit
Russell L. Schweickart
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 9 — Rehearsing for future lunar landings, David R. Scott begins extravehicular activities to test the performance of the lunar module in earth's orbit
March 3–13, 1969, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.7
Mission: Mercury-Redstone 3, Freedom 7: Alan B. Shepard, Jr., the first American in space
Alan B. Shepard, Jr.
Mission: Mercury-Redstone 3, Freedom 7: Alan B. Shepard, Jr., the first American in space
May 5, 1961, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.1
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 14, January 31– February 9, 1971
Alan B. Shepard, Jr.
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 14, January 31– February 9, 1971
January 31– February 9, 1971, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.15
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 14, January 31–February 9, 1971: Lunar module, Antares, on lunar surface
Alan B. Shepard, Jr.
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 14, January 31–February 9, 1971: Lunar module, Antares, on lunar surface
January 31–February 9, 1971, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.26
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 9: Lunar module, "Spider," Orbiting the Earth.
David R. Scott
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 9: Lunar module, "Spider," Orbiting the Earth.
March 3–13, 1969, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.8
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 8, December 21–27, 1968: Earthrise, the planet Earth seen rising above the surface of the moon, by Frank Borman, James A. Lovell, and William A. Anders the first men to orbit the moon.
William A. Anders
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 8, December 21–27, 1968: Earthrise, the planet Earth seen rising above the surface of the moon, by Frank Borman, James A. Lovell, and William A. Anders the first men to orbit the moon.
December 21–27, 1968, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.25
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 17: Earth with the continent of Africa clearly depicted, on the last United States lunar voyage.
Eugene A. Cernan
Mission: Apollo-Saturn 17: Earth with the continent of Africa clearly depicted, on the last United States lunar voyage.
December 7–19, 1972, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.17
Mission: Space Shuttle 51-I, Discovery: James D. van Hoften and William F. Fisher on Extravehicular activity to repair the Syncom IV-3 communications satellite before it is redeployed
Unknown American
Mission: Space Shuttle 51-I, Discovery: James D. van Hoften and William F. Fisher on Extravehicular activity to repair the Syncom IV-3 communications satellite before it is redeployed
August 27–September 3, 1985, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.22
Mission: Space Shuttle 51-I, Discovery: Anchored to a foot restraint on Discovery's starboard side, William F. Fisher hangs onto the Syncom IV-3 communications satellite
Unknown American
Mission: Space Shuttle 51-I, Discovery: Anchored to a foot restraint on Discovery's starboard side, William F. Fisher hangs onto the Syncom IV-3 communications satellite
August 27–September 3, 1985, printed c. 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.21
Mission: Gemini-Titan VII: The nose of the Gemini VII. The crew of the Gemini VII, Frank Borman and James A. Lovell, set a mission duration record of two weeks
James A. Lovell, Jr.
Mission: Gemini-Titan VII: The nose of the Gemini VII. The crew of the Gemini VII, Frank Borman and James A. Lovell, set a mission duration record of two weeks
December 4–18, 1965, printed 1991
Dye imbibition print
93.199.4