'The
Biggest Step' - by Frank Hettick - 2008 - $525
The first expedition to another world - as astronauts explore the surface of their home-planet's single moon! These explorers have succeeded in the long journey from their far-off home-world, hanging watchfully in the night sky. They have traveled in their sleek, needle- nosed spaceship to this rocky-frozen moon - because it has 'always been there'! With this new accomplishment - and with a safe return to their own world - their civilization will now hopefully be poised and encouraged to undertake the loftiest of goals, the exploration of other moons and planets within the local system. Only a small percentage of habitable planets in the galaxy have a moon that constantly hangs in the sky - appearing as a beacon and eventually as a goal that would encourage the intelligence and imaginations to reach upward toward! Without a moon to reach for - civilizations would be without incentive or imagination! But with a moon - with such a recognizable goal capable of encouraging and exciting it's efforts outwards - that is all the difference! Peoples without a moon in their sky should be pitied - for they are missing the first step! Indeed - the 'Biggest Step'! |
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Printed
with archival inks on artist's
fine-weave white canvas This
print is 32" wide x 21" and is priced at $525. This
giclee print is personally
printed, enhanced,
signed and The
image size and format will allow framing traditionally with the entire image in
view - or the canvas may be 'gallery-wrapped' with Gallery-Wrapping
of this print results in a 'face' image For
a more detailed explanation of 'Gallery-Wrapping' see |
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