Robert McCall, the pioneering space artist who helped chronicle the NASA space program through some of its greatest triumphs, as well as open our eyes to the imagined possibilities of mankind’s future in space, died last Friday, February 26, 2010, at the age of 90.
Even if you’re not directly familiar with McCall, chances are you’ve seen his work.
Take a moment to look through his web site (galleries here), and enjoy some time off-planet courtesy of a visionary artist.
For more, see my 2008 post on Robert McCall.
[Via The Art Department and Mike Burke]
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