What one will see below is the most realistic art about space. These pictures were made by two former Soviet cosmonauts and big friends – Leonov and Sokolov. After finishing space flyings, they started to picture what they have seen (and even more) on a canvas.
“The first satellite” on the picture above
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Over the Earth.
Strange space phenomenon.
Moving into superstandard layer.
Over the Black sea.
The Moon surface.
Moon landing.
“Moon 9″ space station.
The first Moon satellite.
Analysis of the Moon soil.
From the Moon into the space.
Soviet Lunar excursion module.
Lunar laser radar.
Flying towards the Red Planet.
Mars landing.
Over the Venus.
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nicely overdramatized
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Blood? on my windowspane?
It’s not blood, it’s melting metal.
well, that can’t be good.
Death in Space!
http://englishrussia.com/images/soviet_space_art/9.jpg
A-Bob being dropped on New-York!
http://englishrussia.com/images/soviet_space_art/37.jpg
a wonder they didnt beat us to the moon with their concpetual artworks, migs and megs of space technologies, bloody space windows of awe, planet rainbows, and the venus flytrap moon base.
These are clearly photoshopped (R)(TM). Please can the originals be re-submitted.
You can definately say that those space craft have balls.
Pete…is that you?
Yes it is, and I really need to talk to my friend about posting with my computer again.
All non ghetto posts are me.
Tell him that if he does it again you’ll have him keelhauled on the Diamond Jack.
Wow, this is some good art. very old style almost surrealist look on the future. prettty
These paintings are remarkable. No photograph can capture what they have experienced.
Damn, those are some cool paintings. They could be some good inspiration for a science fiction novel of some kind.
Well said!
Didn’t know Russians set foot on the moon, too.
as a matter of fact they never did.
automatic devices only. kinda pathfinders. about 30 years ago.
excellent art work. thanks for posting these. I am a big fan of art and design from the atomic age. these have a darker feel to them than the american art from the space age. a very mysterious look to them….wunderbar!
nice piece of art……
So did the russians have plans for manned missions to the moon and mars ?
What about other space stations ?
The Venus, Mars and Moon images are from automated vehicles which landed on said bodies long before any other countries space vehicles
There is a Mars mission on now, astronauts are being trained for it in a joint effort of ESA and FKA
Delivery vehicle is in the design and prototype stages
The ISS (MIR-2) is the only current Space Station, although a Lunar space station will be in order after a more thorough analysis of Lunar gravitational fields and such in a joint effort of NASA and FKA taking advantage of the Lagrangian points (hence the gravimetric survey) as well as a Lunar base (for which a soil and deep body sonar survey is in order)
The images in this article speak to the feelings the astronauts experienced rather than the cold facts of the situation, I just wish they were of higher resolution
Leonov was a kosmonaut (and space artist by hobby). Sokolov was not, just a great artist. And they were friends, true.
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