Apogee — Wall art
Sputnik Beep Panoramic Poster
Sputnik Beep Panoramic Poster: the first satellite passing over a village at night, drawn in the manner of a Palekh lacquer miniature.
What you're hanging
Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite, was launched on October 4, 1957. Its radio beeped on about 20 and 40 megahertz, and anyone with a shortwave receiver could tune in and hear it pass overhead. Drawn in the manner of a Palekh lacquer miniature. Panoramic 2:1 matte poster on museum-grade archival paper. Four sizes: 20 x 10, 30 x 15, 40 x 20 and 48 x 24 in. Frame not included.
Materials
- Paper
- Heavyweight matte art paper, archival pigment inks.
- Packaging
- Ships rolled in a rigid tube. Unframed — frame not included.
Size guide
| 30×15 in | 76×38 cm |
| 40×20 in | 102×51 cm |
| 48×24 in | 122×61 cm |
| 20×10 in | 51×25 cm |
Shipping & production
Made to order. Pressed and shipped in the US, with delivery time added on top depending on your destination.
US standard shipping is charged by weight and shown at checkout before you pay. For one item it starts at $4.95 for a tee, $5.09 for a cap, $6.99 for a poster or mug, $8.79 for a hoodie or sweatpants and $10.79 for a desk mat; more items add weight.
Each piece is made to order, so we can’t accept returns for a change of mind or the wrong size — please check the size guide first.
If an item arrives damaged or misprinted, contact us through the contact form within 30 days of delivery with a photo and we’ll arrange a free reprint or refund — no need to send anything back.
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