Filling your home with vintage posters of far-flung, earthly locales is certainly a wonderful way to celebrate the world of travel, but what if you're in the mood to visit someplace even more exotic?
If you've always dreamed of visiting the stars or of one day becoming a space tourist at a space station or planetary colony, you might enjoy incorporating into your decor vintage travel posters of even more exotic locations than the most far-off places on Earth. Filled with bold colors and dreams of the future, these vintage posters, prints and original art pieces will have you dreaming of space travel all the time!
TOP ROW:
1) Mars Bound Rocket Vintage Outer Space Original Print $14.99
2) Wonders of the Solar System Minimalism Poster $20.65
3) Journey to the Moon vintage NASA Facts poster $12
4) Dan Dare Travel Poster $31.78
5) Travel Poster Planum Boreum Mars $17.50
BOTTOM ROW:
6) Retro Sci-Fi Venus Travel Poster $16
7) Retro Sci-Fi Moon Travel Poster $16
8) Off for the Planets Dreamy Antique Outer Space Original Print $24.99
9) Vintage 1950s Astronauts In Spaceship Print $11.12
10) 1950s Style Robot Poster $40
(Images: As credited above)
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Groovy and cool! A modern take on this (although it's over 25 years old) is the flying blimp in "Blade Runner" enticing people to live off world in comfort and luxury.
Nice to be reminded that space didn't used to be just Star Trek or Star Wars (blech).
@rmbnn - No, but Star Trek and Star Wars helped many generations expand their mind past reality and into the possible. People got onto the moon, but these movies and shows helped them dream of more than that, culturally and scientifically. The power of Star Trek is so much that NASA named its first space shuttle Enterprise, after the public started a letter writing campaign.
Nothing "blech" about inspiring generations to look at the stars and stimulate their imaginations.
I wouldn't buy the seventh one - "The Moon" on account of the defective spelling of "humanity's". Sheesh.
And I myself left out a dash!
Yes, I would buy the Moon poster today if not for the misspelling.
Looks like the misspelling has been fixed on the Moon poster- totally going to get one of these for my boyfriend!
I'd like to say thank you for featuring my poster "Wonders of the Solar System" on here. I will be releasing a newer version of it in the coming months. I was very happy to see it on here.
The Venus one is amazing!
"I can't see a thing on the surface of Venus!"
"Why not?"
"Because it's covered with a dense layer of clouds."
"Well, what are clouds?"
"Water, of course! Therefore, Venus must have an awful lot of water on it. Therefore, the surface must be wet."
"Well, if the surface is wet, it's probably a swamp."
"If there's a swamp, there's ferns, if there's ferns, maybe there's even dinosaurs!"
"Observation: you couldn't see a thing."
"Conclusion: dinosaurs."
@ryttu3k:
It is possible to start at any given observation and conclude with dinosaurs. True fact.
thank you so much for featuring not one but two of my outer space prints!!!! wow! i am so honored!!!! i can not begin to tell you how much it means to me!