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Mission: Apollo-Saturn 11: Lunar module, Eagle, returns to command/service module, Columbia, after the first lunar landing

Michael CollinsJuly 16, 1969 - July 24, 1969, printed 1991

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Houston, United States

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Title: Mission: Apollo-Saturn 11: Lunar module, Eagle, returns to command/service module, Columbia, after the first lunar landing
Creator: Michael Collins
Date Created: July 16, 1969 - July 24, 1969, printed 1991
Physical Dimensions: w40.6 x h40.6 cm (image)
Type: Photograph
Medium: Dye imbibition print
Printer: Dennis Ivy
Credit Line: The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, The Target Collection of American Photography, museum purchase funded by Target Stores

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