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1st commercial company in history completed a moon landing โ Blue Ghost lunar lander from Firefly ๐๐๐
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John Russell Moon Artist
As a result of his detailed studies of the moon this artist was the first to appear in my search for artists that worked with the moon in their art. He is not a contemporary artist but his body of work is definitely influential and deserves to be included in my Artist Research and Development studies document.
Eighteenth-century artist John Russell created detailed pastel images of the surface of the moon, and even produced a lunar globe to show th
This is his Moon Globe.
Russellโs Selenographia was one of the most detailed maps of the moon available at the time. By recreating what he saw through a telescope, he was able to make the details of the moon visible to more people. Only a few of them were ever produced, but one of them is also on display at the National Maritime Museum.ย
James McNeil Whistler , this is his painting 'NOCTURNE' , he was a second artist whom paintings of the moon I found interesting. A lot of 19th century art was inspired by the moon and particularly the scope of light thrown by the moon on each night as it progresses through the gibbous stages.