Apollo 16 Mission Poster Print

Apollo 16 took the lunar rover to the Descartes Highlands in 1972 and remains the only mission to land in the Moon's highlands, and the design is built like a landing card: the dates, April 16–27, under the mission name; a white-suited astronaut walking toward you across grey regolith; the rover and lander parked behind; Earth small and blue in a black sky. Its posters speak to completists — collectors who want the whole programme on the wall, not just the famous first step. Hung in sequence with its sister missions it turns a study into a mission log; hung alone, in a black frame, it rewards anyone who reads the caption twice.