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The New Hengeveld Galleries We have been working very hard making various changes within Ed's Art Gallery. You will note that there are now three separate galleries of Ed's work with all of the prints offered now being the same size as Ed' s original art work. We feel that this is a monumental accomplishment as having off size photographs developed is very difficult indeed. The cost to do this has been the main obstacle in the past, however, this problem has been sorted out and we feel that we are now offering these very high quality prints of Ed's fantastic art at very reasonable prices. You will find the links to the new galleries below the introduction of Ed and his gallery. Thank you for visiting Ed's gallery. Both Ed and I hope you enjoy the viewing. |
| Ed Hengeveld is a space flight historian who lives with his wife and son in the Netherlands, where he works for Dutch television news. He has written numerous articles for magazines such as Spaceflight and Quest, as well as for various Dutch magazines. |
| His interest in space flight began with the Apollo-8 mission around the moon in 1968 and has grown ever since. In 1981 he was at the Kennedy Space Centre to witness the launch of STS-1 and he was also present at the Dryden Flight Research Centre when Columbia landed there two days later. While at Dryden, he also met various people involved in the X-15 and lifting body programs, resulting in a special interest in this area of flight research. |
| Ed is a member of the British Interplanetary Society. In his spare time he enjoys painting, especially scenes from the Apollo program. His paintings have been published in various magazines around the world and his portrait of the twelve moon-walking astronauts ("Moonwalkers") earned him praise from Apollo-12 lunar module pilot Al Bean, who is himself an artist. Moonwalkers is now an official NASA photograph assigned NASA No. S95-14663. |
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Ed's wonderful detail and vantage point perspectives gives us outstanding views of familiar images. Astronauts John Glenn, Dick Covey and Story Musgrave own portraits of themselves painted by Ed. |
Moonwalker Gene Cernan Holding Ed's Original "Heading West" |
Photos
courtesy of:
Larry McGlynn He Commissioned Ed to do these pieces and proudly had each signed.
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Moonwalker Ed Mitchell Holding Ed's Original "Rolling Rock" |
| During the past few years Ed has been commissioned by various Apollo fans to paint their favourite scenes from the space program, ranging from John Glenn's Mercury spacecraft ready for launch to the beauty of the lunar surface. |
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you want to commission Ed to do an original painting of your favourite
Space Highlight
Or to ask Ed a question - Click here To e-mail Him. |
| Now a little about the original art and limited edition glossy photographs that are on sale. |
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All of Ed's prints will be limited to an edition of 250. Each photograph will have a hand signed certificate from Ed giving the edition number. |
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wonderful glossy photographs are chemically printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive
Paper.
If you would like a print in a Matt Finish or a different size print Click here To e-mail me with your request. These are not ink jet, laser jet or any other printing methods used other than normal photograph developing. Our photographs exceed any and all high standards of quality and we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Click on an image below to enter that gallery. |
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