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Exploring Saturn
Artist:
Ron Miller
Size:
15 x 20 inches
Medium:
acrylic on illustration board
Price:
$2,000
Description
A practical way to explore a gas giant like Saturn---which likely has no solid surface---would be by airship. Here, we see the rings from approximately 20 degrees north latitude.
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Jupiter seen from Io
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Tigerishka, from Fritz Leiber’s “The Wanderer”
$800
A Saturn-like Exoplanet
$600
A Pluto Panorama
$350
An Ice Cave on Pluto
$4,000
Siren from “Cage of a Thousand Wings”
$1,800
Globular Cluster
$2,500
“Stealing Alabama” Asimov’s Cover
$4,000
Jetting Galaxy
$2,750
Jupiter Seen From Europa
$2,500
In the Highlands of Pluto
$800
Red Dwarf Flare Star
$3,000
Saturn Seen From Rhea
$2,000
Eruption on Io
$800
An Eclipse of the Sun by Jupiter as Seen From Europa
$3,000
A Scene on Pluto
$600
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Early Morning on Mars
$2,500
Lifehouse (Easton Press edition)
$1,750
Bradamant vs the Dragon
$1,250
They Thought They Had Cornered the Amazon
$1,500
Angelica Being Rescued by Roland
$1,000
Dragoika
$5,000
Dian vs Jubal
$2,500
The Face in the Abyss
$2,000
Bradamant in the Fray
$4,000
Laura Darrow: The Halfling
$2,000
Empress Innelda
$2,500
R’Li (from “Dare” by Philip Jose Farmer)
$3,000
Empery, original book cover art
$2,500
Ascension Factor book cover
$3,000
Saturn’s Rings
$750
Saturn’s Rings
$750
Dawn on Mercury
$400
A Volcanic Eruption on Mars
$1,750
Flare Star
$500
The Mountains of Eternal Light
$3,000
Exploring Mars
$1,750
Flyby of an Exoplanet
$750
Nova
$600
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Pluto Eclipse
$2,000
Predawn on Mercury
$2,000
Geothermal Feature on Titan
$2,750
Jupiter Seen From Europa
$1,500
In the Highlands of Titan
$2,250
Jupiter Seen From Europa
$1,700
Saturn Seen From Iapetus
$400
Uranus Seen From Titania
$400
Saturn Seen From Rhea
$1,250
The Eruption of the Yellowstone Caldera
$1,750
Comet Shoemaker-Levy
$1,250
A Scene on Early Mars
$2,000
