Artist Matthew Senna is known for his sculptures of classic Air Jordans, elevating the collectible sneakers to incredibly detailed works of art. Dubbed the Study 001, his latest Air Jordan 1s are cast in white resin. Highly detailed, they come in a special box, inside a custom-cut foam insert for protection, and are limited to just 500 examples. Each pair purchased will also receive an entry to win a 24k Gold version.
The Apollo 11 mission changed everything. And the data and images captured during the historic journey continue to amaze. The map view shows a massive area of the surface of the moon, representing a view from very far away for an exact digitally-rendered 3D elevation based on data from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. The center point of the print marks the location of the Apollo 11 landing site. Printed on Lustre photographic paper, each high-quality chromogenic print uses traditional color photography development that combines 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a vibrant, textured 2D image that pops off the page.
Size: 18" x 24" / Unframed
The final lunar landing mission in the Apollo program took place in 1972. During the mission, this stunning photo of the moon's surface with a crescent Earth rising above the lunar horizon was taken from the Apollo 17 spacecraft in lunar orbit. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Size: 20" x 24"
In 1972, scientist-astronaut Harrison H. Schmitt became one of the last men to ever walk on the moon. This photograph finds Schmitt standing next to a massive split lunar boulder during Apollo 17's third moonwalk at the Taurus-Littrow landing site. The lunar rover that transported Schmitt and Gene Cernan sit in the background. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Size: 24" x 20"
Another memorable image from the historic Apollo 11 mission, this bootprint represents one of man's first steps on the moon. The photograph is of Buzz Aldrin's bootprint that he took himself with a 70mm camera. Scientists asked Aldrin to take the shot to study the tensile strength of the lunar surface. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Size: 20" x 24"
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon. Following closely behind was Buzz Aldrin, pictured here somewhere in the Sea of Tranquility in one of the most iconic images in American history. Armstrong took the photo using the crew's 70-millimeter Hasselblad and is reflected in Aldrin's helmet visor along with the lunar module. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Size: 20" x 24"
Originally published in 1955, Moonraker is the third novel by Ian Fleming about James Bond. Set entirely in Britain, the plot comes from a Fleming screenplay and highlights the Moonraker missile, designed to defend England but secretly intended to be armed with a nuclear warhead and fired on London by ex-Nazi Hugo Drax. Each limited edition, archival art print is printed on thick, 100% cotton rag paper and signed and numbered by the artist Michael Gillette and officially licensed by Ian Fleming Publications Ltd.
Small Format: 9" x 13 3/8"
Large Format: 15 3/4" x 24"
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It's been almost exactly 50 years since man walked on the moon for the first time. Taken on that historic day, this color photograph captures astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin posing for a photograph beside the deployed United States flag during the Apollo 11 mission on the lunar surface on July 20, 1969. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Size: 20" x 24"
Produced in collaboration with the Estate of the late Jean-Michel Basquiat, The Skateroom's latest skateboard collection offers a chance to put the artists' work on display in your home at a steep discount. Some of Basquiat's well-known works — including Hollywood Africans, Robot, Horn Players, and Irony of a Negro Policeman — have been translated onto triptych skate decks that are ideal for display. Made from 7-ply Grade A Canadian Maple, each deck has Basquiat's signature on the top print and comes with a wall mount.
In a futuristic exhibition at Vitra's Fire Station in Germany, fashion designer Virgil Abloh released TWENTYTHIRTYFIVE. The installation envisions the homes of 2035 through iconic pieces of furniture, like the Eames wire chair, reimagined by the Off-White founder. Like his latest release for Louis Vuitton, many items from the Swiss furniture company's archives feature a bright orange finish. The collaboration also brings three limited edition products. The collection includes a Jean Prouvé-inspired armchair and lamp as well as 999 individually numbered ceramic blocks used as a storage cabinet in the exhibition. The installation will be on display until July 31st.
Photos: Vitra
Located in a coastal town in southern Italy, the Gallipoli House Boat is a contemporary villa overlooking the Ionian Sea. A white, lucid surface forms the exterior facade providing a modern contrast to the area's old town. Internally, a clean, white palette creates a minimalist aesthetic allowing dramatic views framed by floor-to-ceiling windows to become the focus. A sculptural white helical staircase leads between the interior's three stories, starting at the ground floor spa with indoor pool and wellness island. As you go up, the second level houses the bedrooms while the main living areas are above. Glass doors slide open, expanding the space to an outdoor terrace. Encased by a transparent barrier, the pool is afforded unobstructed views of the endless blue waters.
Photos: Palomba Serafini Associati
Frank Sinatra loved the sun — making Miami, and the Eden Roc hotel, one of his favorite haunts. Ol' Blue Eyes is seen in this photograph dressed casually and donning a baseball cap while conducting his orchestra during a rehearsal in 1965 in the midst of a two-week stretch when he was also filming at the hotel. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Size: 20" x 24"
A distinctive Los Angeles feature, the Mexican fan palm has grown tall and skinny high above the "City of Angels" since a massive planting effort in the early 1930s. This photograph captures two lines of the iconic trees in 2012. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Size: 20" x 24"
Plenty of artworks influence what comes after, but few completely redefine a genre like Rabbit by Jeff Koons. Standing roughly three feet tall, the shiny, stainless steel sculpture depicts an inflatable rabbit and conjures images both childish and adult, innocent and indecent, giving it an air of intrigue even as the sculpture itself remains static. It's one of just four created — an edition of three plus one artist's proof — arrives with a CoA signed by the artist, and has a very real chance of setting the record for most expensive work ever sold by a living artist.
Friends and sometimes rival musicians, Rod Stewart and Elton John are two of the most admired British musicians ever. Both men were big soccer fans, most notably of the Watford Football Club, and this photograph catches the pair having a bath after a training session with the team in 1973. Sir Elton was the club's Vice President at the time and would later become the chairman. Printed to order on Fuji crystal archive paper, numbered and certified, and comes encased inside a hand-made solid wood black frame that's ready to hang. Limited edition of 495.
Frame Size: 20" x 24"
Known for their adventurous horological creations, MB&F have once again teamed up with Swiss clockmaker L'Epée 1839 for an extravagant piece. The Medusa clock has a hand-blown Murano glass body that houses a dual-configuration clock which can be ceiling mounted with hanging glass jellyfish tentacles or placed on a desk using five metal arches. Powered by a movement that took two years to develop, two rotating rings sit within the clock, one that displays hours and the other minutes while time is read using a single fixed indicator that extends over the rings. The jellyfish theme continues with Super-Luminova coated numerals, allowing it to glow in low light just like the gelatinous sea creature. Medusa comes blue, green or pink in three limited editions of 50 pieces.
This hand-drawn picture was created by Clement Masurier: a Parisian architecture school graduate who draws on a daily basis. Masurier explains the drawing as a story of a city with no name or defined territory where a man lives that is entirely oblivious to his current state of being and totally assimilated to the city's mechanisms. Each print is signed by the artist, numbered, and printed in Paris and Stockholm. A pigment-based anti-aging ink on art paper is used for the print, which provides a high resistance to light that ensures it will stand the test of time. Prints include a black brushed aluminum frame and arrive ready to hang.
16.53" x 23.38" / Arrives Framed
Hand-drawn by Parisian architect Clement Masurier, this piece depicts a world that is completely rotten with wealth, power, indifference, poverty, and waste. Each print is signed by the artist, numbered, and printed in Paris or Stockholm. A pigment-based anti-aging ink on art paper is used for the print, which provides a high resistance to light that ensures it will stand the test of time. Prints include a black brushed aluminum frame and arrive ready to hang.
16.53" x 23.38" / Arrives Framed
Based in Brooklyn, New York, graphic designer Scott Reinhard combines vintage maps with elevation data to create stunning pieces of art. Reinhard uses a chromogenic process to create each print, which takes traditional color photography development and integrates 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a result that is so visually appealing, you'll be tempted to reach out and feel what looks like 3D texture. The process brings the maps to life, creating a 2D print that is vibrant and detailed giving you a unique work of art that blends history and modern technology. In addition to the topographic maps, Reinhard creates compelling digitally rendered maps and has even adopted his technique to the surface of the moon.
Choose from map prints of Death Valley, Rocky Mountain National Park, Glacier National Park, Joshua Tree, Marfa, Texas, Hudson, New York, or a digital rendering of all the buildings in New York City.
Death Valley was named during the 1849 California Gold Rush when 13 prospectors perished trying to cross on their way to the gold fields. Later, in 1913, a temperature of 134 °F was recorded in Death Valley, the highest ambient air temperature ever on the surface of the earth. This Army Map Services topographic map dates back to 1954, laying out the federally protected region 50 years before it was redesignated as a National Park and expanded in 1994. Printed on Lustre photographic paper, each high-quality chromogenic print uses traditional color photography development that combines 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a vibrant, textured 2D image that pops off the page.
Size: 23.674" x 18" / Unframed
President Woodrow Wilson signed The Rocky Mountain National Park Act in 1915, establishing the park boundaries and protecting the area for future generations. This U.S. Geological Survey topographic map was created the same year, showing the region with a digitally-rendered 3-dimensional elevation. Printed on Lustre photographic paper, each high-quality chromogenic print uses traditional color photography development that combines 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a vibrant, textured 2D image that pops off the page.
Size: 18" x 24" / Unframed
Imagined and designed by French architect Laurent de Carnière, this limited edition print from Desplans presents a dynamic look for the proposed Guggenheim Museum in Helsinki. De Carnière's vision features a square building with square shaped rooms linked with corridors, and an open courtyard protected by low walls of stone for performances and exhibitions. Printed in Paris and Stockholm, each high-quality print uses pigment-based anti-aging ink on art paper for a high resistance to light that ensures it will stand the test of time. Prints are shipped with a black brushed aluminum frame and arrive ready to hang. Each is individually numbered and arrives with a certificate of authenticity signed by the architect.
16.52" x 23.4" / Arrives Framed
Known for its landmarks and skyscrapers, the most densely populated city in the United States is the subject of this print. From the tallest building: One World Trade Center, to the hundreds of thousands of residential units, this print provides a top-down view of all five boroughs. Printed on Lustre photographic paper, each high-quality chromogenic print uses traditional color photography development that combines 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a vibrant, textured 2D image that pops off the page.
Size: 20" x 20" / Unframed
Located along the western border of Columbia County, Hudson, New York was best known as a factory town when this United States Geological Survey topographic map was drawn up in 1893, and details the terrain in the town of Coxsackie: the namesake of the Coxsackievirus, which was first isolated in this town. Printed on Lustre photographic paper, each high-quality chromogenic print uses traditional color photography development that combines 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a vibrant, textured 2D image that pops off the page.
Size: 18" x 24" / Unframed
Originally created as book covers, these archival-quality art prints add a fresh, colorful layer to the iconic Ian Fleming's James Bond legacy. Each limited-edition print features a different Bond girl from the respective title, and are printed on thick, 100% cotton rag paper that's signed and numbered by the artist Michael Gillette. The hand-torn border adds a distinct look to each, and they can be float mounted or matted. Each is officially licensed by Ian Fleming Publications Ltd. We've chosen to offer our favorite Bond titles, including Casino Royale (the first book in the series), Dr. No (the first Bond film), Goldfinger, Quantum of Solace, For Your Eyes Only, and Moonraker. Available in both large and small formats. Other than Gillette himself, Uncrate is the only authorized retailer of these James Bond prints.
Originally founded as a water stop in the 1880s, Marfa sits in the high desert of the Trans-Pecos in West Texas. This U.S. Geological Survey print dates back to 1895 and is highlighted by the Davis Mountains. Printed on Lustre photographic paper, each high-quality chromogenic print uses traditional color photography development that combines 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a vibrant, textured 2D image that pops off the page.
Size: 18" x 24" / Unframed
James Bond travels to Jamaica in Dr. No: the sixth Bond novel by Ian Fleming that was the first to be adapted to the silver screen. The book focuses on Bond's investigation into the disappearance of two fellow MI6 operatives. 007 also meets Honeychile Rider on the island -- one of the most well-known Bond girls who is the subject of this book cover print. Each limited edition, archival art print is printed on thick, 100% cotton rag paper and is signed and numbered by the artist Michael Gillette, and officially licensed by Ian Fleming Publications Ltd.
Small Format: 9" x 13 3/8"
Large Format: 15 3/4" x 24"
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Named for the trees native to the Mojave Desert, Joshua Tree was declared a national monument in 1936 and later a national park in 1994. This U.S. Geological Survey topographic map was created in 1943 and showcases the wilderness area which measures slightly larger than the entire state of Rhode Island. Printed on Lustre photographic paper, each high-quality chromogenic print uses traditional color photography development that combines 3-dimensional data with paper maps for a vibrant, textured 2D image that pops off the page.
Size: 18" x 24" / Unframed
Ian Fleming's first James Bond novel was first published in 1953 and entitled Casino Royale. Fleming wrote the groundbreaking book at his Goldeneye estate in Jamaica and the plot finds 007 gambling at the casino in Royale-les-Eaux in an effort to bankrupt a prominent member of SMERSH. Each limited edition, archival art print is printed on thick, 100% cotton rag paper and signed and numbered by the artist Michael Gillette and officially licensed by Ian Fleming Publications Ltd.
Small Format: 9" x 13 3/8"
Large Format: 15 3/4" x 24"
An Uncrate Exclusive.
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