This extraordinary artwork offers a unique glimpse into the world of space exploration, as it portrays an authentic Apollo 16 space suit, meticulously painted from life with the real suit on loan from NASA. This print is a part of Schmidt's exclusive series of paintings created during his residency with the NASA art program, where he was granted unparalleled access to the NASA archive, enabling him to capture moments inaccessible to the general public.

 Charles Schmidt's artistic journey with NASA began with his awe-inspiring painting chronicling the space shuttle launch of Columbia during the STS-5 mission. His keen eye and unparalleled talent brought these historic moments to life on canvas, and one of his paintings, dedicated to the space shuttle tragedy, now resides in the hallowed halls of the Brumidi Corridor in the United States Capitol.

 As a Professor Emeritus at Tyler School of Art, Temple University in Philadelphia, Charles Schmidt brings decades of artistic expertise and a profound connection to the world of space exploration to this limited-edition print - a must-have for art enthusiasts and space aficionados alike. This work is a tangible piece of history, a testament to human ingenuity, and a window into the exploration of the cosmos.