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Edward Valigursky The Penal Cluster 1957 Sci-Fi Poster Wall Art Decor

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This stunning EDWARD VALIGURSKY SCI-FI POSTER features a bold and iconic retro-futuristic astronaut in a crimson spacesuit, heroically posed against a cratered lunar landscape with orbiting space stations. Originally painted in 1957, this masterpiece of vintage science fiction illustration captures the golden age of space exploration art, complete with Valigursky's signature dynamic composition, vibrant color palette, and imaginative detail. Perfect for collectors of classic pulp sci-fi, retro space art, and mid-century illustration enthusiasts.

Product Features

  • Museum-grade matte paper (FSC-certified) with a smooth, glare-free finish
  • High-resolution printing with deep contrast and vivid color saturation
  • Iconic 1950s space exploration artwork by legendary pulp illustrator Edward Valigursky
  • Perfect for collectors, sci-fi fans, retro enthusiasts, and vintage illustration lovers
  • Ships rolled and unframed in sturdy protective packaging
  • Ideal for decorating bedrooms, game rooms, studios, offices, and man caves
  • Clean, modern aesthetic that suits any framing style

Available Sizes

  • 30" x 40" (Vertical)
  • 24" x 32" (Vertical)
  • 12" x 16" (Vertical)

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Shipping & Returns

Printed to order and shipped within 1-3 business days, with tracking. Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery; see this listing's return policy for the details.

This striking cover illustration captures the golden age of 1950s science fiction pulp magazines. Ed Valigursky's masterful composition shows prisoner No. 76042 from Penal Asteroid Group IX adrift in the void of space, his figure small against a cratered planetoid—a haunting vision of futuristic isolation and cosmic punishment. Created for the September 1957 issue of to accompany Randall Garrett's novella 'The Penal Cluster,' this artwork embodies the era's dramatic imagination about space exploration and its darker possibilities.

Your poster is printed to order on premium 170 or 200 GSM poster paper in your choice of matte or satin finish, using archival pigment inks for lasting color and detail. Choose from four sizes to fit any space. Your print arrives safely rolled in a protective tube, ready to frame and display.

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