Apollo 11 Mission Map Art by City Prints
In July 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set the lunar module down on the Sea of Tranquility while Michael Collins held orbit above them. This map art from City Prints turns that flight into a graphic piece built in the same clean, stylized language the studio uses for stadiums and city grids.
Part of the City Prints Space series, which honors the early moon missions alongside the facilities that still launch American spaceflight.
- Published by City Prints. No scale — this is art, not a navigational chart.
- Unframed prints use 105# Stardream Pearlescent paper with a subtle metallic shimmer.
- Each unframed sheet carries a SKU on the back for hanging orientation.
- Poly frames use black heavy polystyrene molding, mounted without glass so the paper catches light.
- Wood frames use genuine black molding, a soft white acid-free bevel cut mat, and a crystal clear acrylic overlay.
- Gallery wrapped canvas is printed directly, then stretched over 1.5 inch deep wood stretcher bars with braced corners.
- Framed and canvas options ship with hanging hardware attached.











