'Moon crater' Wallpaper Mural

Fascinating imagery at grand scale, our statement wallpaper murals are digitally printed with your choice of image on one of our quality ‘paste-the-wall’ wallpapers or our handy Just Stick It Up, adhesive backed option. Every mural is made-to-measure. Customise your size and crop – zoom in and select the exact area you want to feature to create something completely unique.

Lithographic colour print issued by Harvard College Observatory in 1876, showing three sketches of craters on the Moon (Torricelli, Agrippa with Godin and Eratostenes). Produced in 1872 by Etienne Léopold Trouvelot, a French artist, these views were produced using the observatory's 15-inch refracting telescope made by Merz of Munich, Germany. At this time, drawings made at the telescope using only the eyes showed more detail than could be produced using the insensitive photographic plates then available. Lithographic colour print, issued by Harvard College Observatory, USA, 1872 © The Royal Photographic Society Collection at the V&A

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