Robert McCall
Space Arts
McCall's heroic artwork is on permanent exhibit at many prestigious institutions including the National Gallery of Art, and he has done murals for the National Air & Space Museum, the Pentagon, EPCOT, and Johnson Space Center. His work for movies includes the landmark 2001:A Space Odyssey, The Black Hole, Tora! Tora! Tora!, and Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Bob's work has been featured in virtually every popular magazine in the past thirty years.
History
Robert Theodore McCall is an American artist who is mainly known for his conceptual works in space arts. He came into public attention in the early 1960s as the artist for LIFE maginze's series on the future of space travel. He was one of the few only selected artists chosen for NASA, documenting America's space history.
“The future is bright and filled with promise for us all. And the human spirit driven as it is, with an insatiable desire to know, to explore, and to understand will continue forever to reach up ward and outward.”
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