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Close-up of an unspecified astronaut, or possibly a NASA technician, adjusting the life support backpack on their Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) developed to provide mobility, communications, environmental protection, and life support for astronauts performing Extravehicular Activity (EVA) during the shuttle missions, location unspecified, circa 1980.
Hand-selected from the celebrated Getty Images archive, Jonathan's covetable edit captures moments of timeless glamour and classic joie de vivre within the animal, celebrity, fashion and jet set worlds. Each image is printed from scans of the original negative then mounted on aluminum and faced with museum quality Plexiglas.
Overall Dimension: 8" W X 10" H
Material:
Images arrive faced with museum quality Plexiglass with brackets for hanging on the reverse